Differential varieties of upper triangular matrices
Daniela La Mattina, Carla Rizzo
Abstract
Let L be a Lie algebra acting by derivations on an associative algebra A over a field F of characteristic zero. The polynomial identities satisfied by A with respect to this action are called differential identities, or L-identities. In this paper, we study the differential identities of the algebra UTk of k× k upper triangular matrices and take a first step toward the classification of minimal L-varieties of differential exponent 3. We first prove that, whenever UTk generates a minimal variety of algebras with derivations, the L-action can be replaced by its semisimple part. More precisely, it is enough to consider inner derivations induced by diagonal elements. We then apply this reduction to UT3 and explicitly determine the TL-ideal of differential identities and the corresponding differential codimension sequence for every such action on UT3. Finally, we show that every L-variety generated by UTk, with k≥ 3, contains UT3 endowed with one of these L-actions.
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