Spectra of bi-incomplete Tambara functors

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Hauptverfasser: Balchin, Scott, Quigley, J. D., Spitz, Ben
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author Balchin, Scott
Quigley, J. D.
Spitz, Ben
author_facet Balchin, Scott
Quigley, J. D.
Spitz, Ben
contents Bi-incomplete Tambara functors are equivariant generalizations of commutative rings. The most common forms of bi-incomplete Tambara functors are coefficient systems of commutative rings, Green functors, and Tambara functors. In the 1980s, Lewis introduced prime ideals in Green functors, and in the 2010s, Nakaoka introduced prime ideals in Tambara functors. In this work, we define the spectrum of prime ideals for an arbitrary bi-incomplete Tambara functor, simultaneously generalizing Lewis and Nakaoka's notions. We then produce many computational tools which we apply to several examples of interest.
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spellingShingle Spectra of bi-incomplete Tambara functors
Balchin, Scott
Quigley, J. D.
Spitz, Ben
Algebraic Topology
Commutative Algebra
Group Theory
55P91, 19A22, 13A50
Bi-incomplete Tambara functors are equivariant generalizations of commutative rings. The most common forms of bi-incomplete Tambara functors are coefficient systems of commutative rings, Green functors, and Tambara functors. In the 1980s, Lewis introduced prime ideals in Green functors, and in the 2010s, Nakaoka introduced prime ideals in Tambara functors. In this work, we define the spectrum of prime ideals for an arbitrary bi-incomplete Tambara functor, simultaneously generalizing Lewis and Nakaoka's notions. We then produce many computational tools which we apply to several examples of interest.
title Spectra of bi-incomplete Tambara functors
topic Algebraic Topology
Commutative Algebra
Group Theory
55P91, 19A22, 13A50
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.07895