Let theta be a G-space, and t be a fixed element of G. The pair (?,?), where ?:Ω → Ω and ?: G → G are defined by (?)? = ?? and (?)? = ?−1?? for all ? ∈ Ω and ? ∈ ? is an equivalence of Ω with itself. Let 0 be the G-space and t be a fixed element of G. The pair (0,p), where 0: N → N andp: G → G are defined by (w)0 = w* and (g)p =t-'gt for all w E N and g E G isan equivalence of N with itself.

Let σ be a G-space. That is, there exists a continuous map from G×σ→σ. Now define two maps θ,φ as…

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Let theta be a G-space, and t be a fixed element of G. The pair (?,?), where ?:Ω → Ω and ?: G → G are defined by (?)? = ?^?and (?)? = ?⁻¹?? for all ? ∈ Ω and ? ∈ ? is an equivalence of Ω with itself.

Let 0 be the G-space and t be a fixed element of G. The pair (0,p), where 0: N → N and
p: G → G are defined by (w)0 = w* and (g)p =t-'gt for all w E N and g E G is
an equivalence of N with itself.

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