Versal Deformations and Versality in Central Extensions of Jacobi's Schemes
Abstract
Let m be the scheme of the laws defined by the Jacobi's identities on m with a field. A deformation of ∈m, parametrized by a local -algebra , is a local -algebra morphism from the local ring of m at φm to . The problem to classify all the deformation equivalence classes of a Lie algebra with given base is solved by "versal" deformations. First, we give an algorithm for computing versal deformations. Second, we prove there is a bijection between the deformation equivalence classes of an algebraic Lie algebra φm=Rφn in m and its nilpotent radical φn in the R-invariant scheme nR with reductive part R, under some conditions. So the versal deformations of φm in m is deduced to those of φn in nR, which is a more simple problem. Third, we study versality in central extensions of Lie algebras. Finally, we calculate versal deformations of some Lie algebras.
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