Higher-order Weyl algebras admit nontrivial hom-associative deformations, arise as twisted differential polynomial rings, are simple with no zero-divisors, and a homomorphism conjecture about them is stably equivalent to the Dixmier conjecture.
On unitality conditions for Hom-associative algebras
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In hom-associative structures, the associativity condition $(xy)z=x(yz)$ is twisted to $\alpha(x)(yz) = (xy)\alpha(z)$, with $\alpha$ a map in the appropriate category. In the present paper, we consider two different unitality conditions for hom-associative algebras. The first one, existence of a unit in the classical sense, is stronger than the second one, which we call weak unitality. We show associativity conditions connected to the size of the image of the twisting map for unital hom-associative algebras. Also the problem of embedding arbitrary hom-associative algebras into unital or weakly unital ones is investigated. Finally, we show that weakly unital hom-associative algebras with bijective twisting map are twisted versions of associative algebras.
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The higher-order hom-associative Weyl algebras
Higher-order Weyl algebras admit nontrivial hom-associative deformations, arise as twisted differential polynomial rings, are simple with no zero-divisors, and a homomorphism conjecture about them is stably equivalent to the Dixmier conjecture.