On prime Jordan triple systems. II (Q2266764)

In this work, which is a continuation of [Sib. Mat. Zh. 24, No.4(140), 23-37 (1983; Zbl 0516.17009)], the author proves the following: Every prime nondegenerate Jordan triple system (Jordan pair), which does not satisfy a certain system of polynomial identities \(G=0\), is either (1) a central order in a simple, exceptional, finite-dimensional over its centroid, Jordan triple system (Jordan pair); or (2) special and contains a nonzero invariant classical ideal. The author will complete the classification of prime nondegenerate Jordan triple systems in a subsequent work, where he considers those systems which do satisfy \(G=0\)