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Extensions of ideals in associative algebras

Frank Smithies

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1. Let A be an associative algebra over a commutative field K; A is then a vector space over K, and multiplication is defined in A in such a way that for x, y, z in A and λ in K. We suppose in addition that A does not contain a unit, and we denote by Ae the algebra obtained by adjoining a unit e to A.

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1. Let A be an associative algebra over a commutative field K; A is then a vector space over K, and multiplication is defined in A in such a way that for x, y, z in A and λ in K. We suppose in addition that A does not contain a unit, and we denote by Ae the algebra obtained by adjoining a unit e to A.

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1. Let A be an associative algebra over a commutative field K; A is then a vector space over K, and multiplication is defined in A in such a way that for x, y, z in A and λ in K. We suppose in addition that A does not contain a unit, and we denote by Ae the algebra obtained by adjoining a unit e to A.

Key concepts: Associative property, Associative algebra, Multiplication (music), Mathematics, Unit (ring theory), Field (mathematics), Algebra over a field, Commutative property

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