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Let N be the normalizer of the diagonal torus in . We prove localization theorems for and for equivariant cohomology with coefficients in the (twisted) Witt sheaf, along the lines of the classical localization theorems for equivariant cohomology for a torus action. We also have an analog of the Bott residue formula for and N. In the case of an -action, there is a rather serious restriction on the orbit type. For an N-action, there is no restriction for the localization result, but for the Bott residue theorem, one requires a certain type of decomposition of the fixed points for the -action, which is always available if the subscheme of fixed points has dimension zero.
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