Simple Lie Color Algebras of Weyl Type
Abstract
For an (ε,G)-color-commutative associative algebra A with an identity element over a field F of characteristic not 2, and for a color-commutative subalgebra D of color-derivations of A, denote by A[D] the associative subalgebra of End(A) generated by A (regarding as operators on A via left multiplication) and D. It is easily proved that, as an associative algebra, A[D] is G-graded simple if and only if A is -graded D-simple. Suppose A is -graded D-simple. Then, (a) A[D] is a free left A-module; (b) as a Lie color algebra, the subquotient [A[D],A[D]]/Z(A[D])[A[D],A[D]] is simple (except one minor case), where Z(A[D]) is the color center of A[D]. The structure of this subquotient is explicitly described.
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