Let K be a field of characteristic 2. Construct an algebra over satisfying the anticom- mutativity axiom ([a, y] = - [y, a] and the Jacobi identity that is not a Lie algebra (i.e. [x, x] 0 for some x).
Let K be a field of characteristic 2. Construct an algebra over satisfying the anticom- mutativity axiom ([a, y] = - [y, a] and the Jacobi identity that is not a Lie algebra (i.e. [x, x] 0 for some x).
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![Let K be a field of characteristic 2. Construct an algebra over satisfying the anticom-
mutativity axiom (x, y] = - [y, x] and the Jacobi identity that is not a Lie algebra
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Transcribed Image Text:Let K be a field of characteristic 2. Construct an algebra over satisfying the anticom-
mutativity axiom (x, y] = - [y, x] and the Jacobi identity that is not a Lie algebra
(i.e. [x, x] # 0 for some ).
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