DERIVATIONS OF SKEW POLYNOMIAL-RINGS

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作者
OSBORN, JM
PASSMAN, DS
机构
[1] Department of Mathematics, University of Wisconsin, Madison
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D O I
10.1006/jabr.1995.1252
中图分类号
O1 [数学];
学科分类号
0701 ; 070101 ;
摘要
Let F be a field of characteristic 0 and let lambda(i,j) is an element of F for 1 less than or equal to i,j less than or equal to n. Define R = F[<(X)over bar (1)>,<(X)over bar (2)>..., <(X)over bar (n)>] to be the skew polynomial ring with <(X)over bar (i)> <(X)over bar (j)> lambda(i,j)<(X)over bar (j)><(X)over bar (i)> and let S = F[<(X)over bar (1)> <(X)over bar (2)>,...,<(X)over bar (n)>, <(X)over bar (-1)(1)>, <(X)over bar (-1)(2)>,...,<(X)over bar (-1)(n)>] be the corresponding Laurent polynomial ring. In a recent paper, Kirkman, Procesi, and Small considered these two rings under the assumption that S is simple and showed, for example, that the Lie ring of inner derivations of S is simple. Furthermore, when n = 2, they determined the automorphisms of S, related its ring of inner derivations to a certain Block algebra, and proved that every derivation of R is the sum of an inner derivation and a derivation which sends each x(i) to a scalar multiple of itself. In this paper, we extended these results to a more general situation. Specifically, we study twisted group algebras F-t[G] where G is a commutative group and F is a field of any characteristic. Furthermore, we consider certain subalgebras F-t[H] where H is a subsemigroup of G which generates G as a group. Finally, if e: G x G --> F is a skew-symmetric bilinear form, then we study the Lie algebra F-e[G] associated with e, and we consider its relationship to the Lie structure defined on various twisted group algebras F-t[G]. (C) 1995 Academic Press, Inc.
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