A function is locally constant when every point has a neighbourhood on which the function is constant.
The space consists of locally constant complex functions with compact support. On a locally profinite group, finite compact-open coset covers of the support show that every such function is fixed by one common compact-open subgroup under right translation. The symbol infinity describes local constancy in this context, not real differentiability.
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A **locally constant function** is a type of function that is constant within a localized region of its domain.