Nilpotency of Zinbiel algebras (Q1778050)

A Zinbiel algebra is a vector space \(A\) equipped with binary multiplication \(A\otimes A\to A\), \(a\otimes b \mapsto ab\), satisfying the following identity \((ab)c=a(bc+cb)\). In the article under the review, the authors study nilpotency and solvability properties of Zinbiel algebras. Namely, there are given the following results: ``Every finite-dimensional Zinbiel algebra over an algebraically closed field is solvable''. Every solvable Zinbiel algebra with solvability length \(N\) is a nil-algebra with nil-index \(2^N\) if \(p= \text{char}K = 0\) or \(p > 2^N-1\). Conversely, every Zinbiel nil-algebra with nil-index \(N\) is solvable with solvability length \(N\) if \(p=0\) or \(p>N-1\). Every finite-dimensional Zinbiel algebra over the complex numbers is nilpotent, nil, and solvable.