On subalgebras of n× n matrices not satisfying identities of degree 2n-2
Daniel Birmajer
Abstract
The Amitsur-Levitski theorem asserts that Mn(F) satisfies a polynomial identity of degree 2n. (Here, F is a field and Mn(F) is the algebra of n × n matrices over F). It is easy to give examples of subalgebras of Mn(F) that do satisfy an identity of lower degree and subalgebras of Mn(F) that satisfy no polynomial identity of degree 2n-2. Our aim in this paper is to give a full classification of the subalgebras of n × n matrices that satisfy no nonzero polynomial of degree less than 2n.
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