2005
DOI: 10.1070/sm2005v196n09abeh003647
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Deformations of classical Lie algebras with homogeneous root system in characteristic two. I

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“…The second cohomology group H 2 (L, L) is found in [6]. It is proved that dim H 2 (L, L) = 20, the weights of H 2 (L, L) are conjugate with respect to the Weyl group with α 1 + α 3 + α 5 , any weight subspace H 2 µ (L, L) is onedimensional and having a basis cocycle…”
Section: Group H 2 (L L) and Tri-vectorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The second cohomology group H 2 (L, L) is found in [6]. It is proved that dim H 2 (L, L) = 20, the weights of H 2 (L, L) are conjugate with respect to the Weyl group with α 1 + α 3 + α 5 , any weight subspace H 2 µ (L, L) is onedimensional and having a basis cocycle…”
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“…At present there does not seem to exist any complete de-scription of deformations of classical Lie algebras of characteristic 2 and Lie algebras of their derivations. Spaces of local deformations of classical Lie algebras with a homogeneous root system are found in [6]. Among the Lie algebras of series A, only the algebras Ā3 , Ā5 have nontrivial local deformations.…”
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“…Its deformation has been carried out in [7,21,22,31]. For p = 2, the situation is more complicated, see [6,10].…”
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“…Note that in characteristic zero, the vanishing of H 2 (g, g) for g simple follows from a classical result, known as second Whitehead's Lemma (see for example [HS97]). Interestingly, some of the classical simple Lie algebras admit non-trivial deformations in characteristic p = 2 or 3 (see [DZU76], [CK00], [CKK00], [CHE05]). …”
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