Strict proper nilness modulo an absorber
In a previous paper [Commun. Algebra 27, 3041--3066 (1999; Zbl 0937.17021)] the author proved that the strictly proper nilpotent elements form an ideal in a Jordan system. Here he proves by combinatorial methods a modular generalization of this: the elements strictly properly nilpotent modulo the absorber \(Q\) of an inner ideal \(K\) form an ideal. As a corollary, the author obtains Zelmanov's Nilness-mod-the-Absorber-Theorem, that the ideal generated by \(Q\) is nil modulo \(K\). From this he re-derives Zelmanov's Primitive Absorber and Exceptional Heart Theorems, two results crucial to the structure of primitive Jordan systems.
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