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LIE ALGEBRAS WITH AN ALGEBRAIC ADJOINT REPRESENTATION

Mathematics of the USSR-Sbornik, 1984
An algebra R over a field K satisfies the property P locally, if P holds for every finitely generated subalgebra of R. A famous result of A. I. Kostrikin claims that every Lie algebra G satisfying the Engel condition g(ad h)\({}^ n=0\) for any g,\(h\in G\), is locally nilpotent if char K\(=0\) or char K\(=p>n\).
E. I. Zel'manov
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On non self-adjoint representations of Lie algebras

Integral Equations and Operator Theory, 1983
We consider a method for constructing all non self-adjoint representations of a Lie algebra with the help of its irreducible representations. The method is based on imbedding of a representation in a more complicated object called a colligation. As an application we consider the case of two dimensional non-abelian Lie algebra.
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Invariants of the co-adjoint representation for Lie algebras of a special form

Russian Mathematical Surveys, 1996
An analytic function on the dual space of a Lie algebra is an invariant of the coadjoint representation provided that some conditions are fulfilled. This paper presents necessary and sufficient conditions.
D V Berzin
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Cohomology of graded lie algebras of maximal class with coefficients in the adjoint representation

Proceedings of the Steklov Institute of Mathematics, 2008
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D. Millionshchikov
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A matrix Bernoulli equation in the adjoint matrix representation of simple three-dimensional Lie algebras

Russian Mathematics, 2009
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The kernel of the adjoint representation of a p-adic Lie group need not have an abelian open normal subgroup

, 2014
Let G be a p-adic Lie group and Ad be the adjoint representation of G on its Lie algebra. It was claimed in the literature that the kernel K of Ad always has an abelian open normal subgroup.
Helge Glockner
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