Z2-graded *-polynomial identities and cocharacteres for M1,1(E), UT1,1(E) and UT(0,1,0)(E)

Abstract

Let K be a field of characteristic 0, and let E be the infinite-dimensional Grassmann algebra over K. We consider E as a Z2-graded algebra, where the grading is given by the vector subspaces E0 and E1, consisting of monomials of even and odd lengths, respectively. Thus, if A = A0 A1 is an associative Z2-graded algebra, we can consider the Z2-graded algebra A E = (A0 E0) (A1 E1). In case both E and A are endowed with superinvolutions, we can define a Z2-graded involution on A E induced by the respective superinvolutions. In this paper, we consider the Z2-graded matrix algebras M1,1(K), UT1,1(K), and UT(0,1,0)(K) endowed with superinvolutions. We shall provide a description of the polynomial identities and the cocharacter sequences of M1,1(K) E, UT1,1(K) E, and UT(0,1,0)(K) E, considering these resulting algebras as Z2-graded algebras with graded involution.

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