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2024
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| Online Access: | https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.18996 |
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- Let $A$ be a three-dimensional nonassociative division algebra over a finite field. Let $A$ act on the space $A^2$ by left multiplication. For a nonzero vector $v$ in $A^2$ we have a three-dimensional subspace $Av$ in $A^2$. This paper concerns about possible dimension of the intersection of $Av$ and $Av'$ for $v, v'$ in $A^2$. One of our results is that there exists a two-dimensional intersection if and only if $A$ is isotopic to a commutative algebra. We use a classical theorem that A is a twisted field of Albert.