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From pre-Lie rings back to braces

Rings and Algebras · Submitted 4 Aug 2022

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The authors' main claim We show that there is a formula dependent only on the additive group of the brace A which reverses the construction from [8].

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CitationAgata Smoktunowicz. "From pre-Lie rings back to braces." arXiv:2208.02535 (2022). https://pith.science/paper/2O3PYHPA
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Let A be a brace of cardinality p^{n} where p>n+1 is prime, and ann(p^{i}) be the set of elements of additive order at most p^{i} in this brace. A pre-Lie ring related to the brace A/ann(p^{2}) was constructed in [8]. We show that there is a formula dependent only on the additive group of the brace A which reverses the construction from [8]. As an application example it is shown that the brace A/ann(p^{4}) is the group of flows of a left nilpotent pre-Lie algebra.

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s0 Let A be a brace of cardinality p^{n} where p>n+1 is prime, and ann(p^{i}) be the set of elements of additive order at most p^{i} in this brace. background 0.99 0.16 0.03 asserted 0.65
s1 A pre-Lie ring related to the brace A/ann(p^{2}) was constructed in [8]. background 1.00 0.06 0.04 asserted 1.00
s2 We show that there is a formula dependent only on the additive group of the brace A which reverses the construction from [8]. contribution 0.60 0.95 0.81 asserted 1.00
s3 As an application example it is shown that the brace A/ann(p^{4}) is the group of flows of a left nilpotent pre-Lie algebra. result 0.95 0.90 0.14 asserted 1.00

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Let A be a brace of cardinality p^{n} where p>n+1 is prime, and ann(p^{i}) be the set of elements of additive order at most p^{i} in this brace. A pre-Lie ring related to the brace A/ann(p^{2}) was constructed in [8]. We show that there is a formula dependent only on the additive group of the brace A which reverses the construction from [8]. As an application example it is shown that the brace A/ann(p^{4}) is the group of flows of a left nilpotent pre-Lie algebra.

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  • By putting $a^∘p^k$ and $b^∘k$ at $j$th place instead of the first place (similarly as it was done in unpublished paper [ref] , on page $14$), and by applying the same reasoning we obtain [equation] for any $x_i, x_i'∈{a,b}$ for this given $t$.

    On pre-Lie rings related to some non-Lazard braces · Function $f$ · 0.94

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  • Let $(A/ann (p^2), +, ∙)$ be the corresponding pre-Lie ring, constructed as in [ref] from the brace $(A, +, ∘)$ (notice that this construction is quoted in Theorem [ref]).

    From braces to pre-Lie rings · Braces $A/ann(p^4)$ and groups of flows · 0.90

  • We will use the same notations for the construction of the group of flows as in [ref] .

    On the passage from finite braces to pre-Lie rings · Braces $A/ann(p^4)$ and groups of flows · 0.81

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