On the nilpotency degree of the algebra with identity xn=0
Abstract
Denote by Cn,d the nilpotency degree of a relatively free algebra generated by d elements and satisfying the identity xn=0. Under assumption that the characteristic p of the base field is greater than n/2, it is shown that Cn,d<nlog2(3d+2)+1 and Cn,d<4 2n/2 d. In particular, it is established that the nilpotency degree Cn,d has a polynomial growth in case the number of generators d is fixed and p > n/2. For p≠2 the nilpotency degree C4,d is described with deviation 4 for all d. As an application, a finite generating set for the algebra RGL(n) of GL(n)-invariants of d matrices is established in terms of Cn,d. Several conjectures are formulated.
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