
The main theorem of this paper describes an isomorphism between the Witt-Burnside ring over a commutative monoid ring \({\mathbb Z}[M]\) and the Grothendieck ring of a category whose objects are almost finite \(G\)-sets \(X\) for a profinite group \(G\), equipped with a map \(X\rightarrow M\), that is constant on \(G\)-orbits. As a consequence, the author generalizes several well known maps on Witt vectors to homomorphisms between Witt-Burnside rings. The result forms the basis for a new construction of Witt-Burnside rings.
Frobenius induction, Burnside and representation rings, generalized Witt vectors, Mathematics(all), Witt vectors and related rings, Generalized Witt vectors, Commutative monoids, commutative monoids, Witt vectors, profinite groups, Limits, profinite groups, Witt–Burnside rings, Burnside rings, Profinite groups
Frobenius induction, Burnside and representation rings, generalized Witt vectors, Mathematics(all), Witt vectors and related rings, Generalized Witt vectors, Commutative monoids, commutative monoids, Witt vectors, profinite groups, Limits, profinite groups, Witt–Burnside rings, Burnside rings, Profinite groups
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