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Linear associative algebras with finitely many idempotents

Pages 303-309 | Published online: 01 Apr 2008
 

Abstract

Let A be a linear (i.e., finite-dimensional) associative algebra with unity defined over K, an algebraically closed field. Then A with respect to its multiplication is an algebraic monoid over k, denoted by AM , and with respect to the the bracket forms a Lie algebra over K, denoted by AL . The following theorem is established AM is nilpotent as an algebraic monoid (equivalentlyAL is so as a Lie algebra) if and only if the set of idempotents of A is finite if and only if all irreducible closed submonoids of codimension 1 are nilpotent.

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