Associative, Lie, and left-symmetric algebras of derivations

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Abstract: Let Pn=k[x1,x2,ldots,xn] be the polynomial algebra over a field k of characteristic zero in the variables x1,x2,ldots,xn and mathscrLn be the left-symmetric algebra of all derivations of Pn cite{Dzhuma99,UU2014-1}. Using the language of mathscrLn, for every derivation DinmathscrLn we define the associative algebra AD, the Lie algebra LD, and the left-symmetric algebra mathscrLD related to the study of the Jacobian Conjecture. For every derivation DinmathscrLn there is a unique n-tuple F=(f1,f2,ldots,fn) of elements of Pn such that D=DF=f1partial1+f2partial2+ldots+fnpartialn. In this case, using an action of the Hopf algebra of noncommutative symmetric functions mathrmNSymm on Pn, we show that these algebras are closely related to the description of coefficients of the formal inverse to the polynomial endomorphism X+tF, where X=(x1,x2,ldots,xn) and t is an independent parameter. We prove that the Jacobian matrix J(F) is nilpotent if and only if all right powers DF[r] of DF in mathscrLn have zero divergence. In particular, if J(F) is nilpotent then DF is right nilpotent. We discuss some advantages and shortcomings of these algebras and formulate some open questions.









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