Let M be a connected metric space and H an isometry group of M which leaves fixed a point p in M. M is said H isotropic at p when, for any two points q and r of M at the same distance from p, there exists an isometry in H which carries q to r. When H coincides with the maximum isometry group leaving p fixed, M is said merely isotropic at p.
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Tadashi Nagano (1959) studied this question.
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