On Z-graded associative algebras and their N-graded modules
Haisheng Li, Shuqin Wang
Abstract
Let A be a Z-graded associative algebra and let ρ be an irreducible N-graded representation of A on W with finite-dimensional homogeneous subspaces. Then it is proved that ρ(A)=glJ(W), where A is the completion of A with respect to a certain topology and glJ(W) is the subalgebra of W, generated by homogeneous endomorphisms. It is also proved that an N-graded vector space W with finite-dimensional homogeneous spaces is the only continuous irreducible N-graded glJ(W)-module up to equivalence, where glJ(W) is considered as a topological algebra in a certain natural way, and that any continuous N-graded glJ(W)-module is a direct sum of some copies of W. A duality for certain subalgebras of glJ(W) is also obtained.
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