C-Supplemented Subalgebras of Lie Algebras
Abstract
A subalgebra B of a Lie algebra L is c-supplemented in L if there is a subalgebra C of L with L = B + C and B C ≤ BL, where BL is the core of B in L. This is analogous to the corresponding concept of a c-supplemented subgroup in a finite group. We say that L is c-supplemented if every subalgebra of L is c-supplemented in L. We give here a complete characterisation of c-supplemented Lie algebras over a general field.
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