A Class of Simple Modules for Electrical Lie Algebra of Type D_(5)

The simple modules for electrical Lie algebra of type D5 were investigated.The sufficient and necessary criteria of the simple Z-graded highest weight modules were established by means of determining the singular vectors of the Verma modules.The simple highest weight module is isomorphic to either that for the symplectic Lie algebra sp4 or Verma module.

Crossed modules of Lie color algebras

The linear operations of the equivalent classes of crossed modules of Lie color algebras are studied. The set of the equivalent classes of crossed modules is proved to be a vector space, which is isomorphic with the homogeneous components of degree zero of the third cohomology group of Lie color algebras. As an application of this theory, the crossed modules of Witt type Lie color algebras is described, and the result is proved that there is only one equivalent class of the crossed modules of Witt type Lie color algebras when the abelian group Г is equal to Г＋. Finally, for a Witt type Lie color algebra, the classification of its crossed modules is obtained by the isomorphism between the third cohomology group and the crossed modules.

Generalized super-Virsoro algebras and their Verma modules

For any additive subgroup M of a field F and α∈F such that 2α∈M ,there are two classes of generalized super-Virasoro algebras denoted by SVir [M,α] and SVir [M,α] by Su and Zhao. The latter is in fact a trivial extension of the former. In this paper,based on the discussion on isomorphisms,the Verma modules of Svir [ M,α] are studied,and the irreducibility of these modules are obtained.

Induced Modules of Restricted Lie Superalgebras

In this paper we first prove the PBW theorem for reduced universal enveloping algebras of restricted Lie superalgebras. Then the notion of an induced module is introduced and the dimension formula of induced modules is established. Finally, using the results above, we obtain a property of induced modules pertaining to automorphisms of Lie superalgebras and isomorphisms of modules.

CHAIN CONDITIONS FOR C＊-ALGEBRAS COMING FROM HILBERT C＊-MODULES

In this paper we define and study chain conditions for Hilbert C＊-modules through their C＊-algebras of compact operators and discuss their perseverance under Morita equivalence and tensor products. We show that these chain conditions are passed from the C＊-algebra to its Hilbert module under certain conditions. We also study chain conditions for Hilbert modules coming from inclusion of C＊-algebra with a faithful conditional expectation.

Two Dimensional Indecomposable Modules over Infinite Dimensional Hereditary Path Algebras

Non-isomorphic two dimensional indecomposable modules over infinite dimensional hereditary path algebras are described. We infer that none of them can be determined by their dimension vectors.

Interpolation Problems for Nest Algebra Modules

Let U be a weakly closed nest algebra module acting on a Hilbert space H. Given two operators X and Y in B(H), a necessary and sufficient condition for the existence of an operator T in U satisfying TX = Y is provided.

The Structure Theorem for Module Coalgebras

This paper,mainly gives the structure theorem for module coalgebras by a kind of new method,and deletes the condition that the antipode S of the Hopf algebra H is bijective.

On the Decomposition of Hopf Module Coalgebra

In this paper, the module coradical is introduced. From this, we show that any Hopf module coalgebra which is local finite can be uniquely decomposed into a direct sum of its indecomposable components. This result is a generalization of the decompostion theorem of coalgebra.

Extreme points of norm closed nest algebra modules

Suppose that U is a norm closed nest algebra module. Using the characterization of rank one operators in U⊥, a complete description of the extreme points of the unit ball U1 is given.

Simple Bounded Weight Modules for the Vector Field Lie Algebras of Infinite Rank

In this paper,we classify the simple uniformly bounded weight modules for the vector eld Lie algebra W1 of in nite rank.It turns out that any such modules are intermediate series modules.This result is very di erent from the vector eld Lie algebra Wd of nite rank.

The Report of Homological Algebra

The current article intends to introduce the reader to the concept of injective and projective modules and to describe the CFT. We present a clear view to show the homological algebra and injective and projective modules.

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The Nappi-Witten Lie algebra was first introduced by C. Nappi and E. Witten in the study of Wess-Zumino-Novikov-Witten (WZNW) models. They showed that the WZNW model (NW model) based on a central extension of the two-dimensional Euclidean group describes the homogeneous four-dimensional space-time corresponding to a gravitational plane wave. The associated Lie algebra is neither abelian nor semisimple. Recently K. Christodoulopoulou studied the irreducible Whittaker modules for finite- and infinite-dimensional Heisenberg algebras and for the Lie algebra obtained by adjoining a degree derivation to an infinite-dimensional Heisenberg algebra, and used these modules to construct a new class of modules for non-twisted affine algebras, which are called imaginary Whittaker modules. In this paper, imaginary Whittaker modules of the twisted affine Nappi-Witten Lie algebra are constructed based on Whittaker modules of Heisenberg algebras. It is proved that the imaginary Whittaker module with the center acting as a non-zero scalar is irreducible.

QED-Lie Algebra and Their &pound;-Modules in Superconductivity

It’s created a canonical Lie algebra in electrodynamics with all the “nice” algebraic and geometrical properties of an universal enveloping algebra with the goal of can to obtain generalizations in quantum electrodynamics theory of the TQFT, and the Universe based in lines and twistor bundles to the obtaining of irreducible unitary representations of the Lie groups SO(4) ?andO(3,1) , based in admissible representations of U(1) , and SU(n)? . The obtained object haves the advantages to be an algebraic or geometrical space at the same time. This same space of ￡-modules can explain and model different electromagnetic phenomena in superconductor and quantum processes where is necessary an organized transformation of the electromagnetic nature of the space- time and obtain nanotechnologies of the space-time and their elements.

Injective Envelopes of a Hilbert C~*Module

As in homology, the notion of injectivity is introduced in the category whose objects are Hilbert C * module over a C * algebra and whose morphism are bounded module operators. The definition of injective envelopes of an extension of a Hilbert C * modules over a C * algebra is introduced, and is characterized in terms of the injectivity and essence. It is shown that every Hilbert C * module has a unique (up to H isometrics) injective envelope if it exists. It is also shown that an extension of a Hilbert C * module is an injective envelope if and only if it is an injective and essential extension. Moreover, every Hilbert C * module over a W * algebra has a unique (up to H isometrics) injective envelope and the injective envelope of a Hilbert C * module H is maximal essential extension of H .

Construction of semisimple category over generalized Yetter-Drinfeld modules

Let H be a commutative, noetherian, semisimple and cosemisimple Hopf algebra with a bijective antipode over a field k. Then the semisimplicity of YD（H） is considered, where YD （H） means the disjoint union of the category of generalized Yetter-Drinfeld modules nYD^H（ α, β） for any α, β E Aut Hopf（H）. First, the fact that YD（H） is closed under Mor is proved. Secondly, based on the properties of finitely generated projective modules and semisimplicity of H, YD（H） satisfies the exact condition. Thus each object in YD（H） can be decomposed into simple ones since H is noetherian and cosemisimple. Finally, it is proved that YD （H） is a sernisimple category.

Module Structures on U(ε^(-))for the Euclidean Algebra

We classify modules which are free of rank 1 when restricted to the negative part for the Euclidean Lie algebra.Sufficient and necessary conditions for the simplicity of these modules are given.From these modules we construct modules which are infinitely generated when restricted to the maximal toral subalgebra.

Derivations of the Schrodinger Algebra on Restricted Simple Modules

Over an algebraically closed field of characteristic p>2,based on the results on the representation theory of special linear Lie algebra sl(2),restricted simple modules L(λ) of the Schrodinger algebra S(1)are determined,and all derivations of S(1)on L(λ)are also obtained.As an application,the first cohomology of S(1)with the coefficient in L(λ)is determined.

A FIXED POINT APPROACH TO THE STABILITY OF A GENERAL MIXED ADDITIVE-CUBIC EQUATION ON BANACH MODULES

Using a fixed-point method, we establish the generalized Hyers-Ulam stability of a general mixed additive-cubic equation： f（kx ＋ y） ＋ f（kx - y） = kf（x ＋ y） ＋ kf（x - y） ＋ 2f（kx） - 2kf（x） in Banach modules over a unital Banach algebra.

A Note on Generalized Long Modules

Let HLB be the category of generalized Long modules, that is, H-modules and B-comodules over Hopf algebras B and H. We describe a new Turaev braided group category over generalized Long module HLB （S（π）） where the opposite group S（π） of the semidirect product of the opposite group πopof a group π by π. As an application, we show that this is a Turaev braided group-category HLBfor a quasitriangular Turaev group-coalgebra H and a coquasitriangular Turaev group-algebra B.