A New Family of Solvable Self-Dual Lie Algebras
Oskar Pelc
Abstract
A family of solvable self-dual Lie algebras is presented. There exist a few methods for the construction of non-reductive self-dual Lie algebras: an orthogonal direct product, a double-extension of an Abelian algebra, and a Wigner contraction. It is shown that the presented algebras cannot be obtained by these methods.
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