Let F be the free Leibniz algebra of rank two over a field K of characteristic zero freely generated by x 1 and x 2 . In this article we show that an endomorphism of F which preserves the orbit of a nontrivial element of F is an automorphism. Using this result, we determine some test elements of F .
In this work, we determine the structure of the automorphism group of the free metabelian Leibniz algebra of rank three over a field K of characteristic zero.
Let Ln be the free metabelian Leibniz algebra generated by the set Xn = {x1,. .. , xn} over a field K of characteristic zero. This is the free algebra of rank n in the variety of solvable of class 2 Leibniz algebras. We call an element s(Xn) ∈ Ln symmetric if s(x σ(1) ,. .. , x σ(n)) = s(x1,. .. , xn) for each permutation σ of {1,. .. , n}. The set L Sn n of symmetric polynomials of Ln is the algebra of invariants of the symmetric group Sn. Let K[Xn] be the usual polynomial algebra with indeterminates from Xn. The description of the algebra K[Xn] Sn is well known, and the algebra (L n) Sn in the commutator ideal L n is a right K[Xn] Sn-module. We give explicit forms of elements of the K[Xn] Sn-module (L n) Sn. Additionally, we determine the description of the group Inn(L Sn n) of inner automorphisms of the algebra L Sn n. The findings can be considered as a generalization of the recent results obtained for the free metabelian Lie algebra of rank n .
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