Let X, α be a G-space, and let O(x) be the orbit of some x ∈ X. Show that the restriction of α to G × O(x) makes O(x) a G-space.?
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- Let X, α be a G-space, and let O(x) be the orbit of some x ∈ X. Show that the restriction of α to G × O(x) makes O(x) a G-space.?
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