Local PI theory of Jordan systems. II
This paper is a continuation of a previous one by the author [J. Algebra 216, 302-327 (1999; Zbl 0990.17025)]. Firstly the extended centroid of a nondegenerate Jordan system and its corresponding central extension (extended central closure) are introduced and studied. It is shown that the following assertions hold: (i) the extended centroid of a nondegenerate triple system \(T\) is a commutative, associative, unital, von Neumann regular ring which is a field when \(T\) is prime; (ii) the extended central closure of a nondegenerate triple system \(T\) is nondegenerate, which is strongly prime when \(T\) is. NEWLINENEWLINENEWLINEThe main theorem is a Jordan analogue of a well-known theorem of Martindale and asserts that the extended central closure of a strongly prime Jordan system with nonzero PI-elements has nonzero socle; furthermore it agrees with its PI ideal.
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- Jordan pairs
- Local PI theory of Jordan systems
- Maximal modular inner ideals and the Jacobson radical of a Jordan algebra
- On the socle of a Jordan pair
- Prime Jordan algebras. II
- Prime Jordan triple systems
- Prime Jordan triple systems. III
- Prime nonassociative algebras
- Prime rings with involution and generalized polynomial identities
- Primitive Jordan pairs and triple systems
- Primitivity in Jordan systems is ubiquitous
- Strong primeness of hermitian Jordan systems
- The finite quotients of the multiplicative group of a division algebra of degree 3 are solvable
- The local algebras of Jordan systems
- The nil radical in jordan pairs over uncountable fields
- The structure of primitive quadratic Jordan algebras
- The structure of quadratic Jordan systems of Clifford type
- The structure of strongly prime quadratic Jordan algebras
- Local PI theory of Jordan systems
- Goldie theory for Jordan algebras.
- Simplicity of the heart of a nondegenerate Jordan system
- Jordan systems of Martindale-like quotients
- Local orders in Jordan algebras
- Outer fractions in quadratic Jordan algebras
- Algebras of quotients of nonsingular Jordan algebras
- Martindale quotients of Jordan algebras
- Maximal algebras of Martindale-like quotients of strongly prime linear Jordan algebras
- Local Lesieur-Croisot theory of Jordan algebras
- Polynomial identities and speciality of Martindale-like covers of Jordan algebras
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- PI theory for associative pairs
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