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The class of locally compact near abelian groups is introduced and investigated as a class of metabelian groups formalizing and applying the concept of scalar multiplication. The structure of locally compact near abelian groups and its close connections to prime number theory are discussed and elucidated by graph theoretical tools. These investigations require a thorough reviewing and extension to present circumstances of various aspects of the general theory of locally compact groups such as –the Chabauty space of closed subgroups with its natural compact Hausdorff topology, –a very general Sylow subgroup theory for periodic groups including their Hall systems, –the scalar automorphisms of locally compact abelian groups, –the theory of products of closed subgroups and their relation to semidirect products, and –inductively monothetic groups are introduced and classified. As applications, firstly, a complete classification is given of locally compact topologically quasihamiltonian groups, which has been initiated by F. Kümmich, and, secondly, Yu. Mukhin’s classification of locally compact topologically modular groups is retrieved and further illuminated. 2010 Mathematics Subject Classification. Primary 22A05, 22A26; Secondary 20E34, 20K35.

A Study in Locally Compact Groups—Chabauty Space, Sylow Theory, the Schur-Zassenhaus Formalism, the Prime Graph for Near Abelian Groups