Ideal extensions and directly infinite algebras
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Abstract: Directly infinite algebras, those algebras, which have a pair of elements and where , are well known to have a sub-algebra isomorphic to , the set of infinite -indexed matrices which have only finitely many nonzero entries. When this sub-algebra is actually an ideal, we may analyze the algebra in terms of an extension of some algebra by , that is, a short exact sequence of -algebras . The present article characterizes all trivial (split) extensions of by by examining the extensions as sub-algebras of infinite matrix algebras. Furthermore, we construct an infinite family of pairwise non-isomorphic extensions , all of which can be written as an extension .
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