A point-free approach to the Nakaoka spectrum of a Tambara functor
Drew Heard

TL;DR
This paper introduces a point-free framework for the Nakaoka spectrum of a Tambara functor, establishing its topological properties and connecting algebraic and geometric perspectives.
Contribution
It constructs the frame of radical Tambara ideals and proves the Nakaoka spectrum is a spectral space, extending recent results.
Findings
The frame of radical Tambara ideals is spatial and coherent.
The Nakaoka spectrum is shown to be a spectral space.
Points of the frame correspond to Nakaoka primes.
Abstract
For a finite group and a -Tambara functor, we construct the frame of radical Tambara ideals and show that its points are the Nakaoka primes. We show that this frame is spatial and coherent, and deduce that the Nakaoka spectrum is a spectral space, recovering a recent result of Chan and Spitz.
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