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Valenti–Zaicev conjecture on gradings of upper block triangular matrix algebras
Valenti–Zaicev conjecture. Every grading on is graded isomorphic to
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Coincidence of fine gradings and fine group gradings on simple complex Lie algebras
Let be a simple complex Lie algebra. A grading of is called fine if it cannot be properly refined by another grading, and a fine group grading is a fine grading whose index…
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Abelianness of group gradings that are coarsenings of abelian gradings
Let be a Lie algebra with a group grading that is a coarsening of an abelian grading of . Abelianness conjecture. Then is abelian. The paper states that no…
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The nonabelian extension of the commutative-case theorem for incidence algebra gradings
Let be a finite poset, let be a field of characteristic zero, and let be a group. Consider a -grading on the incidence algebra . For each minimal idem…
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The Higman nilpotency-class bound conjecture
Let be a prime, and let be the minimal integer such that every Lie ring with a grading … by satisfying is nilpotent o…
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Classification conjecture for finite-dimensional graded *-simple algebras
Classification conjecture. The algebra is -graded simple if and only if it is isomorphic as a graded -algebra either to the -graded simple algebra…
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Existence of a bounded-degree twisted group algebra for a nondegenerate grading
Let be an algebra over an algebraically closed field of characteristic zero satisfying a polynomial identity of degree . Suppose that is nondegenerately graded by a…
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Bahturin–Regev's order-invariance conjecture for minimal regular gradings
Bahturin–Regev's conjecture. If admits a minimal regular grading by a finite abelian group , then the order is uniquely determined by .
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Aljadeff's graded-exponent dimension conjecture for finite group gradings
Aljadeff's graded-exponent conjecture. The exponent of as a -graded algebra equals the maximum of these sums.