Joins of weakly ascendant subalgebras of Lie algebras (Q1063678)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3916522
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3916522 |
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Joins of weakly ascendant subalgebras of Lie algebras (English)
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1984
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The main idea in this paper is to find classes of Lie algebras which ensure that for each member of the class, the set \({\mathcal S}_ L(wasc)\) of all weakly ascendant subalgebras of L is a sublattice (complete sublattice) of the lattice \({\mathcal S}_ L(\leq)\) of all subalgebras of L. A similar investigation is carried out for the set \({\mathcal S}_ L(asc)\) of all ascendant subalgebras of L. Some of the classes involved in the investigation are A [resp. N, F] the class of all abelian [resp. nilpotent, finite-dimensional] Lie algebras, \(ZA\) [resp. \(\acute E(\triangleleft)A]\) the class of all hypercentral [resp. hyperabelian] Lie algebras, \(Min-\triangleleft\) [resp. \(Max-\triangleleft]\) the class of Lie algebras which satisfy the minimal [resp. maximal] condition for ideals, \(m_ 1(wasc)\), \(m_ 2(wasc)\), \(m(wasc)\) [resp. \(m_ 1(asc)\), \(m_ 2(asc)\), \(m(asc)\)] the classes of all Lie algebras in which every weakly ascendant [resp. ascendant] subalgebra has weakly ascendant [resp. ascendant] index less than or equal one, less than or equal two, less than \(\omega\), \(D(wasc)\) [resp. \(D(asc)\)] the class of all Lie algebras in which every subalgebra is a weakly ascendant [resp. ascendant] subalgebra, \(A_ 1\) the class of all Lie algebras L such that either \(L\in A\) or L is metabelian with \(\dim L/L^ 2=1.\) \({\mathcal S}_ L(wasc)\) is a sublattice [resp. complete sublattice] if L belongs to any one of the classes: \(ZA\), \(D(wasc)A\), \(Nm_ 1(wasc)\), \(N(m(wasc)\cap A_ 1)\) [resp. \(m_ 2(asc)\cap \acute E(\triangleleft)A\), \(F\cap (NA_ 1)\), \((F\cap N)(Min-\triangleleft \cap Max-\triangleleft \cap m_ 1(wasc))]\). \({\mathcal S}_ L(asc)\) is a sublattice [resp. complete sublattice] if L belongs to any of the classes: \(ZA\), \(D(asc)A\cap \acute E(\triangleleft)A\), \((F\cap N)m_ 1(asc)\) [resp. \(m_ 2(asc)\), \(F\cap (NA_ 1)\), \((F\cap N)(Min- \triangleleft \cap Max-\triangleleft \cap m_ 1(asc))]\).
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weakly ascendant subalgebras
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complete sublattice
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