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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 125366
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    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 125366

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      21 February 1993
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      \(T\)-ideal
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      free associative algebra
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      cocharacter sequence
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      multiplicities
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      sequence of codimensions
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      polynomial growth
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      codimension series
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      rational function
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      Jordan algebras
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      [For the entire collection see Zbl 0745.00033.] Assume \(U\) is a \(T\)-ideal in the free associative algebra (of countable rank) over a field of characteristic zero. One of the important numerical invariants of \(U\) is its cocharacter sequence \(x_ n=\sum m(\lambda)x_ \lambda\), \(\lambda\) being a partition of \(n\). Useful information on this sequence can be given by the asymptotic behaviour of the multiplicities \(m(\lambda)\). The author describes lots of properties of the sequences \(m(\lambda)\), in the case when \(\lambda\) satisfies some restrictions on its components below the first row. It turns out that, when all but the first row of \(\lambda\) are fixed then \(m(\lambda)\) satisfy a linear recurrent equation. Moreover, in the case when the number of the boxes if the diagrams \([\lambda]\) below the first row is fixed then the corresponding sequence of codimensions is of polynomial growth (exactly), and, the codimension series is a rational function. Some of these results are transferred to Lie and special Jordan algebras.
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