scientific article; zbMATH DE number 177398
[For the entire collection see Zbl 0755.00013.] The author presents some cases of Bernstein algebras which are determined up to isomorphisms by their lattices of subalgebras. Let \(A\) be an algebra over a commutative field \(K\); \({\mathcal L}(A)\) is the lattice of all subalgebras of \(A\). A lattice isomorphism of the algebra \(A\) onto an algebra \(B\) over the same field is an isomorphism of \({\mathcal L}(A)\) onto \({\mathcal L}(B)\). The length of \(A\) is the supremum of the lengths of all the chains in \({\mathcal L}(A)\) (cardinality minus one). The following theorem is proved: If \(A\) is a Bernstein algebra over a commutative field \(K\) of characteristic different from 2, the length of \(A\) is \(\dim_ KA\). -- Then come several results about lattice isomorphisms in Bernstein algebras, for example: If two Bernstein algebras are lattice-isomorphic and one of them is an \((n+1)\)-dimensional Bernstein algebra of type \((n+1,0)\), then they are isomorphic.
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