Cartier's first theorem for Witt vectors on Z>= 0n - 0
Abstract
We show that the dual of the Witt vectors on Z≥ 0n - 0 as defined by Angeltveit, Gerhardt, Hill, and Lindenstrauss represent the functor taking a commutative formal group G to the maps of formal schemes Ahatn -> G, and that the Witt vectors are self-dual for Q-algebras or when n=1.
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