Jacobi–Jordan-admissible algebras and pre-Jacobi–Jordan algebras
Amir Baklouti, Saı̈d Benayadi, Abdenacer Makhlouf, Saber E. Mansour
Abstract
Amir Baklouti, Saı̈d Benayadi, Abdenacer Makhlouf, Saber E. Mansour
Abstract
The main purpose of this paper is to study Jacobi–Jordan-admissible algebras and some particular classes like pre-Jacobi–Jordan algebras. First, we provide characterizations of Jacobi–Jordan algebras by means of oxidation process. Then, we discuss Jacobi–Jordan-admissible algebras for which we obtain a surprising characterization as 3-power anti-associative algebras. Moreover, we introduce a concept of [Formula: see text]-anti-associative algebra, generalizing anti-associative algebras and prove that they are equivalent to Jacobi–Jordan-admissible algebras. Furthermore, we study the structure of pre-Jordan–Jacobi algebras which form a particular class of Jacobi–Jordan-admissible algebras. Moreover, an inductive description by a process of oxidation is provided for an interesting particular class of pre-Jacobi–Jordan algebras, called strong pre-Jacobi–Jordan algebras.
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The main purpose of this paper is to study Jacobi–Jordan-admissible algebras and some particular classes like pre-Jacobi–Jordan algebras. First, we provide characterizations of Jacobi–Jordan algebras by means of oxidation process. Then, we discuss Jacobi–Jordan-admissible algebras for which we obtain a surprising characterization as 3-power anti-associative algebras. Moreover, we introduce a concept of [Formula: see text]-anti-associative algebra, generalizing anti-associative algebras and prove that they are equivalent to Jacobi–Jordan-admissible algebras. Furthermore, we study the structure of pre-Jordan–Jacobi algebras which form a particular class of Jacobi–Jordan-admissible algebras. Moreover, an inductive description by a process of oxidation is provided for an interesting particular class of pre-Jacobi–Jordan algebras, called strong pre-Jacobi–Jordan algebras.
Key concepts: Mathematics, Jordan algebra, Non-associative algebra, Associative property, Nest algebra, Pure mathematics, Class (philosophy), Quadratic algebra