[Lecture Notes in Mathematics] Lie Algebras, Madison 1987 Volume 1373 || The subalgebra lattice of a supersolvable lie algebra
โ Scribed by Benkart, Georgia; Osborn, J. Marshall
- Book ID
- 115446815
- Publisher
- Springer Berlin Heidelberg
- Year
- 1989
- Tongue
- German
- Weight
- 602 KB
- Edition
- 1989
- Category
- Article
- ISBN
- 3540511474
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โฆ Synopsis
During The Academic Year 1987-1988 The University Of Wisconsin In Madison Hosted A Special Year Of Lie Algebras. A Workshop On Lie Algebras, Of Which These Are The Proceedings, Inaugurated The Special Year. The Principal Focus Of The Year And Of The Workshop Was The Long-standing Problem Of Classifying The Simple Finite-dimensional Lie Algebras Over Algebraically Closed Field Of Prime Characteristic. However, Other Lectures At The Workshop Dealt With The Related Areas Of Algebraic Groups, Representation Theory, And Kac-moody Lie Algebras. Fourteen Papers Were Presented And Nine Of These (eight Research Articles And One Expository Article) Make Up This Volume. Contents: H. Strade: The Absolute Toral Rank Of A Lie Algebra -- R.l. Wilson: Differential Forms And The Algebra W(m:n) -- G.m. Benkart, T.b. Gregory, J.m. Osborn, H. Strade, R.l. Wilson: Isomorphism Classes Of Hamiltonian Lie Algebras -- A. Elduque: On Lie Algebras With A Subalgebra Of Codimension One -- S. Serconek, R.l. Wilson: Forms Of Restricted Simple Lie Algebras -- V.r. Varea: The Subalgebra Lattice Of A Supersolvable Lie Algebra -- R. Farnsteiner: Lie Theoretic Methods In Cohomology Theory -- M.e. Hall: An Introduction To Schubert Submodules -- G.b. Seligman: Kac-moody Modules And Generalized Clifford Algebras -- Workshop Lectures -- Workshop Participants. G. Benkart, J. Marshall Olson, Eds. Papers Presented At The Workshop On Lie Algebras. Includes Bibliographical References.
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