Antisymmetric elements in group rings with an orientation morphism
Abstract
Let R be a commutative ring, G a group and RG its group ring. Let φσ : RG RG denote the involution defined by φσ (Σ rgg) = Σ rg σ (g) g-1, where σ:G \ 1\ is a group homomorphism (called an orientation morphism). An element x in RG is said to be antisymmetric if φσ (x) =-x. We give a full characterization of the groups G and its orientations for which the antisymmetric elements of RG commute.
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