Finite-dimensionality conjecture for enveloping comtrans algebras

Let CC be a finite-dimensional comtrans algebra, without assuming that it is special, and let U(C)U(C) denote its enveloping algebra. Finite-dimensionality conjecture. If CC is finite dimensional, then U(C)U(C) is also finite dimensional.

The claim concerns whether finite dimensionality is preserved by the enveloping-algebra construction for arbitrary comtrans algebras. The supplied context proves the corresponding enveloping-algebra isomorphism for a specific special case, but gives no resolution of this general assertion.

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Murray R. Bremner and Hader A. Elgendy, “Special Identities for Comtrans Algebras”, arXiv:1806.10204 (2018).

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