A guide to mackey functors

By P. Webb. 2000

100 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Algebra and Number Theory, Geometry and Topology, Mathematical Physics

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In Algebra and Number Theory

1. Kristen Mazur
2. Paul Balmer
3. M. Schlichting
4. A. Elagin
5. Henning Krause
6. C. Walter
7. P. Seidel
8. Dmitri Orlov

In Geometry and Topology

1. Kristen Mazur
2. Paul Balmer
3. M. Schlichting
4. Greg Stevenson
5. Henning Krause
6. A. Elagin
7. A. Neeman
8. C. Walter

In Mathematical Physics

1. Kristen Mazur
2. Paul Balmer
3. M. Schlichting
4. Greg Stevenson
5. Henning Krause
6. A. Elagin
7. A. Neeman
8. C. Walter

Citations in the corpus

• Stacks of group representations (2013, background): “Hence D ( − ) might be apprehended as a categorification of ordinary Mackey functors, see Webb [Web00].”
• An equivariant tensor product on Mackey functors (2015, methodology): “Motivated by an analogous definition of Mackey functors from [14], we also define G-Tambara functors as follows.”