2005
DOI: 10.1007/s10958-005-0271-3
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Graded Prime PI-Algebras

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“…, x g r k . We have the following theorem [5]: We find the Z n -graded Gelfand-Kirillov dimension for M n (F ) using a graded version of Balaba [2], of the well-known theorem of Posner (see, e.g. the book by Drensky and Formanek [10]).…”
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“…, x g r k . We have the following theorem [5]: We find the Z n -graded Gelfand-Kirillov dimension for M n (F ) using a graded version of Balaba [2], of the well-known theorem of Posner (see, e.g. the book by Drensky and Formanek [10]).…”
Section: The Graded Gelfand-kirillov Dimension In K Variablesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…the book by Drensky and Formanek [10]). For this purpose we introduce some definitions and results obtained by Balaba [2]. Let G be any group and A be a G-graded algebra with unity, and denote with the symbol h(A) the set of the G-homogeneous elements of A.…”
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“…Remark 1.4. In a (English translation of) paper of Balaba [4] it seems that the author have proved a version of theorem 1.3 for every G. However, the proof given there is valid only for finite abelian groups G. Indeed, the author starts his proof (Proposition 2) by using Corollary 4.5 from [5] which is valid for finite groups (it is false for infinite groups, see 4.6). The end of the proof makes sense only for abelian groups.…”
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