Non-self-similarity conjecture for the associative superalgebra generated by pivot elements

Let A=Alg(v0,v1)A=\operatorname{Alg}(v_0,v_1) be the associative superalgebra corresponding to the Lie superalgebra R=Lie(v0,v1)\mathbf R=\operatorname{Lie}(v_0,v_1), where v0,v1v_0,v_1 are defined by the pivot construction referenced in the source. An associative superalgebra AA is self-similar if it admits an embedding into a matrix superalgebra tensor AA, as in the paper. Non-self-similarity conjecture. The associative superalgebra AA is not self-similar; likewise, the respective associative superalgebra of the cited example should not be self-similar. The assertions parallel the Lie-superalgebra claim above, and their resolution is left open in the supplied text.

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Victor Petrogradsky and Ivan Shestakov, “On Jordan doubles of slow growth of Lie superalgebras”, arXiv:1806.10485 (2019).

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