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If \((A,\omega)\) is a commutative train algebra of rank 3 with \(t\)-equation \(x^3-(1+\gamma) \omega(x)x^2+ \gamma\omega(x)^2 x=0\), then (a) \(A\) is Jordan, (b) \(A\) is power-associative, (c) \(\gamma=0\) or \(\gamma=1\) are equivalent and (i) \((A,\omega)\) is a Bernstein-Jordan algebra, (ii) \((A,\omega)\) is a Bernstein and power-associative algebra, (iii) \((A,\omega)\) is a Bernstein algebra, (iv) \(\gamma=0\) are equivalent. This is no longer true for algebras of rank \(>3\): Ouattara gave an example of a train algebra of rank 4 which is power-associative and not Jordan, and the authors construct a train algebra of rank \(>3\) which is not Bernstein.
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