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Examples of G-Hom-Associative AlgebrasModin, Felicia January 2024 (has links)
In this thesis we look at hom-associative algebras (which turn out to be exactly the G1-hom-associative algebras), by, in two and three dimensions, trying to find the structure constants for which an algebra becomes hom-associative when the homomorphism 𝛼 is defined as different matrix units. These algebras are also hom-Lie admissible (or G6-hom-associative, which turn out to be the same thing) with a commutator, so we also find the commutator for each of these hom-Lie admissible algebras. We end up finding every hom-associative and hom-Lie algebra for 𝛼 defined as each 2×2 matrix unit in two dimensions, each 3×3 matrix unit in three dimensions when the problem is mapped to one dimension, for three 3×3 matrix units in three dimensions when the problem is mapped to two dimensions (but with the commutators not having been calculated), and only a few hom-associative algebras and hom-Lie algebras for one 3×3 matrix unit in the full three dimensions. We also compare the results for the different values of 𝛼, and find that in 𝑛 dimensions it is possible to find the values of the structure constants for all 𝑛2 different 𝛼:s simply by finding all of the solutions for 𝑛 different 𝛼:s (chosen in a specific way) and then permutating all of the indices.
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