Let $K$ be a field of characteristic zero, $X_n=\{x_1,\dots,x_n\}$ be a set of variables, $K[X_n]$ be the polynomial algebra and $F_n$ be the free metabelian Lie algebra of rank $n$ generated by $X_n$ over the base field $K$. Well known result of Weitzenb\"ock states that $K[X_n]^\delta=\big \{u\in K[X_n] \big\vert\ \delta(u)=0\big \}$ is finitely generated as an algebra, where $\delta$ is a locally nilpotent linear derivation of $K[X_n]$. Extending this ideal to the non commutative algebras, recently the algebra $F_n^\delta$ of constants in the free metabelian Lie algebras have been investigated. According to the findings, $F_n^\delta$ is not finitely generated as a Lie algebra; whereas, $F_n^\delta \cap F_n^\prime$ is finitely generated $K[X_n]^\delta$-module and a list of generators for $n\le 4$ was given. In this work, in filling the gap in the list of small $n'$s we work in $F_5$ and give a list of generators of $F_5^\delta$ where $\delta(x_5)=x_4$, $\delta(x_4)=0$, $\delta(x_3)=x_2$, $\delta(x_2)=x_1$ and $\delta(x_1)=0$.
The goal of the paper is twofold: it aims to give an extensive set of tools and bibliography towards Nowicki's conjecture both in an associative setting; it establishes a new result about Nowicki's conjecture for the free metabelian Poisson algebra.
Let [Formula: see text] be a field of characteristic zero and [Formula: see text] be a finite set of variables. Consider the free metabelian Poisson algebra [Formula: see text] of rank [Formula: see text] generated by [Formula: see text] over [Formula: see text]. An element in [Formula: see text] is called symmetric if it is preserved under any change of variables, i.e. under the action of each permutation in [Formula: see text]. In this study, we determine the algebra [Formula: see text] of symmetric polynomials of [Formula: see text].
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