For commuting actions of finite groups with coprime orders, the canonical map is a bijection. It is always injective. On any -stable -orbit, all -orbits have the same size, dividing both and the -orbit size, hence dividing . Coprimality forces that size to be one, proving surjectivity. Thus categorical limits indexed by commute with colimits indexed by in the Category of sets.
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