A central polynomial of an algebra A is a polynomial f in non-commutative variables that takes central values when evaluated in A. In case it vanishes in A, f is called a polynomial identities of A, otherwise f is a proper central polynomial of A.
The purpose of this talk is to survey some old and new results on the growth of the spaces of central polynomials, proper central polynomials and polynomial identities of an algebra over a field of characteristic zero.
Date and Venue
Start Date
Venue
Online Zoom meeting
End Date
Speaker
Carla Rizzo
Speaker's Institution
Università di Palermo
Files
Carla_Rizzo.pdf352.56 KB
Area
Algebra, Combinatorics and Number Theory