The algebraic and geometric classification of commutative post-Lie algebras
Hani Abdelwahab, Kobiljon Abdurasulov, Ivan Kaygorodov

TL;DR
This paper provides an algebraic and geometric classification of commutative post-Lie algebras, introducing new identities, and classifying low-dimensional cases, revealing structural properties and limitations.
Contribution
It introduces new identities in CPA, develops classification methods for low-dimensional CPA, and provides algebraic and geometric classifications for specific cases.
Findings
No simple nontrivial CPA exists.
Perfect Lie and centrless perfect commutative associative algebras lack nontrivial CPA structures.
Classified 3- and 4-dimensional nilpotent CPA algebraically and geometrically.
Abstract
We study commutative post-Lie algebras {\rm CPA}s from an algebraic point of view. Firstly, we find some new identities in {\rm CPA}, which shows that the commutative multiplication gives a medial and derived commutative associative algebra. As corollaries, we have that there are no simple nontrivial commutative post-Lie algebras and that perfect Lie and centrless perfect commutative associative algebras do not admit nontrivial {\rm CPA} structures. The identities of depolarized {\rm CPA}s are defined. Based on the obtained identities, we developed a method for the classification of -dimensional {\rm CPA}s and gave the algebraic classification of -dimensional {\rm CPA}. We also developed another method for classifying -dimensional nilpotent {\rm CPA}s from nilpotent {\rm CPA}s of smaller dimension and gave the algebraic classification of -dimensional nilpotent {\rm…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Topics in Algebra · Homotopy and Cohomology in Algebraic Topology · Finite Group Theory Research
