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Publications and source records attributed to Ágota Figula.
In this paper, we provide a complete classification of real three-dimensional simple Bol algebras $(B, [.,.], \langle .,.,. \rangle )$. The main part of the classification concerns the case $[B,B]=B$. In addition, we identify two isomorphism classes with a nonzero binary product, both satisfying $\dim[B,B]=2$, as well as four simple classes of Lie triple systems in which the binary product vanishes.
We determine normal forms of the multiplication of four-dimensional anti-commutative algebras over a field $\mathbb K$ of characteristic zero having an analogous family of flags of subalgebras as the four-dimensional non-Lie binary Lie algebras, and hence can be considered as the closest relatives of binary Lie algebras. These algebras are extensions of $\mathbb K$ by the 3-dimensional nilpotent Lie algebra and at the same time extensions of a two-dimensional Lie algebra by a two-dimensional abelian algebra. We describe their groups of automorphisms as extensions of a subgroup of the group of automorphisms of the three-dimensional nilpotent Lie algebra by $\mathbb K$.
In this paper we deal with the class C of decomposable solvable Lie groups having dimension at most six. We determine those Lie groups in C and their subgroups which are the multiplication group Mult(L) and the inner mapping group Inn(L) for three-dimensional connected simply connected topological loops L. These loops L have one- or two-dimensional centre and their group Mult(L) has two- or three-dimensional commutator subgroup. Together with this result we obtain that every at most 3-dimensional connected topological proper loop having a solvable Lie group of dimension at most six as its multiplication group is centrally nilpotent of class two.
For an (imaginary) hyperelliptic curve $\mathcal{H}$ of genus $g$, we determine a basis of the Riemann-Roch space $\mathcal{L}(D)$, where $D$ is a divisor with positive degree $n$, linearly equivalent to $P_1+\cdots+ P_j+(n-j)Ω$, with $0 \le j \le g$, where $Ω$ is a Weierstrass point, taken as the point at infinity. As an application, we determine a generator matrix of a Goppa code for $j=g=3$ and $n=4.$
The aim of our paper is to generalize the tangent prolongation of Lie groups to non-associative multiplications and to examine how the weak associative and weak inverse properties are transferred to the multiplication defined on the tangent bundle. We obtain that the tangent prolongation of a $\mathcal{C}^r$-differentiable loop ($r\geq 1$) is a $\mathcal{C}^{r-1}$-differentiable loop that acquires the classical weak inverse and weak associative properties of the initial loop.
Our paper deals with the investigation of extensions of commutative groups by loops so that the quasigroups that result in the multiplication between cosets of the kernel subgroup are T-quasigroups. We limit our study to extensions in which the quasigroups determining the multiplication are linear functions without constant term, called linear abelian extensions. We characterize constructively such extensions with left-, right-, or inverse properties using a general construction according to an equivariant group action principle. We show that the obtained constructions can be simplified for ordered loops. Finally, we apply our characterization to determine the possible cardinalities of the component loop of finite linear abelian extensions.
We consider the general Lienard-type equation $\ddot{u} = \sum_{k=0}^n f_k \dot{u}^k$ for $n\geq 4$. This equation naturally admits the Lie symmetry $\frac{\partial}{\partial t}$. We completely characterize when this equation admits another Lie symmetry, and give an easily verifiable condition for this on the functions $f_0, \dots , f_n$. Moreover, we give an equivalent characterization of this condition. Similar results have already been obtained previously in the cases $n=1$ or $n=2$. That is, this paper handles all remaining cases except for $n=3$.
We classify finite-dimensional nilpotent Lie algebras with $2$-dimensional central commutator ideals admitting a Lie group of automorphisms isomorphic to $SO_2(\mathbb R)$. This enables one to enlarge the class of nilpotent Lie algebras of type {n,2}.
We consider the Cauchy problem for a second order quasi-linear partial differential equation with an admissible parabolic degeneration such that the given functions described the initial conditions are defined on a closed interval. We study also a variant of the inverse problem of the Cauchy problem and prove that the considered inverse problem has a solution under certain regularity condition. We illustrate the Cauchy and the inverse problems in some interesting examples such that the families of the characteristic curves have either common envelopes or singular points. In these cases the definition domain of the solution of the differential equation contains a gap.
We introduce numerical characteristics of Sylvester and Hadamard matrices and give their estimates and some of their applications.
We prove that each $3$-dimensional connected topological loop $L$ having a solvable Lie group of dimension $\le 5$ as the multiplication group of $L$ is centrally nilpotent of class $2$. Moreover, we classify the solvable non-nilpotent Lie groups $G$ which are multiplication groups for $3$-dimensional simply connected topological loops $L$ and $\hbox{dim} \ G \le 5$. These groups are direct products of proper connected Lie groups and have dimension $5$. We find also the inner mapping groups of $L$.
We determine the algebraic structure of the multiplicative loops for locally compact $2$-dimensional topological connected quasifields. In particular, our attention turns to multiplicative loops which have either a normal subloop of positive dimension or which contain a $1$-dimensional compact subgroup. In the last section we determine explicitly the quasifields which coordinatize locally compact translation planes of dimension $4$ admitting an at least $7$-dimensional Lie group as collineation group.
We classify all three-dimensional connected topological loops such that the group topologically generated by their left translations is the four-dimensional connected Lie group $G$ which has trivial center and precisely two one-dimensional normal subgroups. We show that $G$ is not the multiplication group of connected topological proper loops.
Our aim in this paper is to classify the $3$-dimensional connected differentiable global Bol loops, which have a non-solvable group as the group topologically generated by their left translations and to describe their relations to metric space geometries. The classification of global differentiable Bol loops significantly differs from the classification of local differentiable Bol loops. We treat the differentiable Bol loops as images of global differentiable sections $σ:G/H \to G$ such that for all $r,s \in σ(G/H)$ the element $rsr$ lies in $σ(G/H)$, where $H$ is the stabilizer of the identity $e$ of $L$ in $G$.
We prove that if the multiplication group $Mult(L)$ of a connected $2$-dimensional topological loop is a Lie group, then $Mult(L)$ is an elementary filiform nilpotent Lie group of dimension at least $4$. Moreover, we describe loops having elementary filiform Lie groups $\mathbb F$ as the group topologically generated by their left translations and obtain a complete classification for these loops $L$ if $\hbox{dim} \ \mathbb F=3$. In this case necessary and sufficient conditions for $L$ are given that $Mult(L)$ is an elementary filiform Lie group for a given allowed dimension.
We treat the almost differentiable left A-loops as images of global differentiable sharply transitive sections $σ:G/H \to G$ for a Lie group $G$ such that $G/H$ is a reductive homogeneous manifold. In this paper we classify all $3$-dimensional connected strongly left alternative almost differentiable left A-loops $L$, such that for the corresponding section $σ:G/H \to G$ the Lie group $G$ is non-solvable.
Using the relations between the theory of differentiable Bol loops and the theory of affine symmetric spaces we classify all connected differentiable Bol loops having an at most $9$-dimensional semi-simple Lie group as the group topologically generated by their left translations. We show that all these Bol loops are isotopic to direct products of Bruck loops of hyperbolic type or to Scheerer extensions of Lie groups by Bruck loops of hyperbolic type.
We prove that any topological loop homeomorphic to a sphere or to a real projective space and having a compact-free Lie group as the inner mapping group is homeomorphic to the circle. Moreover, we classify the differentiable $1$-dimensional compact loops explicitly using the theory of Fourier series.