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Identities in vector spaces and examples of finite-dimensional linear algebras having no finite basis of identities
I. M. Isaev, A. V. Kislitsin Altai State Pedagogical Academy, ul. Molodezhnaya 55, Barnaul, 656031, Russia
Abstract:
Identities in vector spaces embedded in linear algebras are considered. Issues in finite basicity of identities for vector spaces, as well as for finitedimensional linear (nonassociative) algebras, are investigated. Essentially infinitely based and strongly infinitely based vector spaces and nonassociative linear algebras are exemplified.
Keywords:
identity in algebra, identity in vector space, basis of identities, essentially infinite basicity, strongly infinite basicity.
Received: 12.03.2013 Revised: 25.07.2013
Citation:
I. M. Isaev, A. V. Kislitsin, “Identities in vector spaces and examples of finite-dimensional linear algebras having no finite basis of identities”, Algebra Logika, 52:4 (2013), 435–460; Algebra and Logic, 52:4 (2013), 290–307
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