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The Nilpotency Properties of the Leibniz Algebra Mn(C)D

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We study the nilpotency properties of the Leibniz algebras constructed by means of D-mappings on the algebra of complex square matrices M n (C). In particular, we obtain a criterion for nilpotency of these algebras in terms of the properties of a D-mapping. We prove also that the Leibniz algebras under consideration cannot be simple.

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Ayupov, S.A., Omirov, B.A. The Nilpotency Properties of the Leibniz Algebra Mn(C)D . Siberian Mathematical Journal 45, 399–409 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:SIMJ.0000028604.91651.80

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