Primitive algebras with pi primitizers<sup>1</sup> (Q4947090)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1423544
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1423544 |
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Primitive algebras with pi primitizers<sup>1</sup> (English)
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5 December 2000
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PI algebra
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associative algebras
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PI primitizer
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Jordan algebras
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0.8244693875312805
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How far is a primitive associative or Jordan algebra having a PI primitizer from being a PI algebra? To answer these questions is the aim of this paper. For associative algebras, having a nonzero PI primitizer is enough; for Jordan algebras, a sufficient condition is that the square of the PI primitizer \(K\) be nonzero. As shown by an example, the condition \(K^2\neq 0\) cannot be dropped.
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