On ideals in the enveloping algebra of a locally simple Lie algebra
Ivan Penkov, Alexey Petukhov

TL;DR
This paper characterizes ideals in the universal enveloping algebra of an infinite-dimensional union of simple Lie algebras, proving a conjecture about the uniqueness of the non-zero proper ideal in non-diagonal cases.
Contribution
It provides an explicit description of the zero-sets of graded ideals and classifies prime integrable ideals in the enveloping algebra of certain infinite-dimensional Lie algebras.
Findings
In non-diagonal cases, the enveloping algebra admits only the augmentation ideal as a proper ideal.
Zero-sets of radical Poisson ideals are classified for $rak{sl}_ty$, $rak{so}_ty$, and partially for $rak{sp}_ty$.
The study links Poisson ideals with integrable ideals, providing a detailed classification.
Abstract
We study (two-sided) ideals in the enveloping algebra of an infinite-dimensional Lie algebra obtained as the union (equivalently, direct limit) of an arbitrary chain of embeddings of simple finite-dimensional Lie algebras with . Our main result is an explicit description of the zero-sets of the corresponding graded ideals . We use this description and results of A. Zhilinskii to prove Baranov's conjecture that, if is not diagonal in the sense of A. Baranov and A. Zhilinskii, then admits a single non-zero proper ideal: the augmentation ideal. Our study is based on a complete description of the radical Poisson ideals in and their zero-sets. We then discuss in detail integrable…
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