Solutions to the exercises from the book "Albert algebras over commutative rings"
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| author | Garibaldi, Skip Petersson, Holger P. Racine, Michel L. |
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| contents | This document presents the solutions to the exercises in the book "Albert algebras over commutative rings" published by Cambridge University Press, 2024, as well as errata and addenda. The addenda include proofs, in the style of the book, showing that (A1) Albert algebras are exceptional and in particular that a central simple Jordan algebra over a field is exceptional if and only if it is an Albert algebra; (A2) A regular lattice in a real Albert algebra is also an Albert algebra; (A3) a Freudenthal algebra over a field is split by an extension of degree dividing 6; and (A4) a Freudenthal subalgebra of rank 9 in an Albert algebra can be used to describe the Albert algebra as a Tits construction. |
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| spellingShingle | Solutions to the exercises from the book "Albert algebras over commutative rings" Garibaldi, Skip Petersson, Holger P. Racine, Michel L. Rings and Algebras Primary 17Cxx, Secondary 17B25, 17B60, 20G10, 20G41 This document presents the solutions to the exercises in the book "Albert algebras over commutative rings" published by Cambridge University Press, 2024, as well as errata and addenda. The addenda include proofs, in the style of the book, showing that (A1) Albert algebras are exceptional and in particular that a central simple Jordan algebra over a field is exceptional if and only if it is an Albert algebra; (A2) A regular lattice in a real Albert algebra is also an Albert algebra; (A3) a Freudenthal algebra over a field is split by an extension of degree dividing 6; and (A4) a Freudenthal subalgebra of rank 9 in an Albert algebra can be used to describe the Albert algebra as a Tits construction. |
| title | Solutions to the exercises from the book "Albert algebras over commutative rings" |
| topic | Rings and Algebras Primary 17Cxx, Secondary 17B25, 17B60, 20G10, 20G41 |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.02933 |