Abstract
A property of total inhomogeneity for topological spaces is defined and is shown to be stronger than that of rigidity (i.e., of having trivial autohomeomorphism group). It is further shown that compact, rigid, Hausdorff spaces are totally inhomogeneous, and that totally inhomogeneous spaces exist in profusion as dense subspaces of a class of locally compact spaces.
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