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Barben-Jean Coffi-Nketsia

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Entrelacement d'algèbres de Lie [Wreath products for Lie algebras]

Full details are given for the definition and construction of the wreath product of two arbitrary Lie algebras, in the hope that it can lead to the definition of a suitable Lie group to be the wreath product of two given Lie groups. In the process, quite a few new notions are needed, and introduced. Such are, for example : Formal series with variables in a vector space and coefficients in some other vector space. Derivation of a formal series relative to another formal series. The Lie algebra of a vector space. Formal actions of Lie algebras over vector spaces. The basic formal action of a Lie algebra over itself (as a formal version of the analytic aspect of the infinitesimal operation law of a Lie groupuscule). More generally, the wreath product of two Lie algebras is defined, relative to a formal action of the second onto an arbitrary vector space. Main features are : A description of the triangular actions of wreath products over product vector spaces, and a Kaloujnine-Krasner type theorem : In essence, it says that all Lie extensions of a given Lie algebra by another Lie algebra are, indeed, subalgebras of their wreath product.

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Produit d'entrelacement et action triangulaire d'algèbres de Lie

Formal actions of Lie algebras over vector spaces are introduced in a purely algebraic way, as a mimic of infinitesimal operations of Banach Lie algebras over Banach analytic manifolds. In analogy with the case of abstract groups, complete wreath products and triangular actions are then defined for Lie algebras acting "en cascade" over vector spaces. Finally, a Kaloujnine-Krasner type theorem for Lie algebra extensions is proved. ----- En mimant les lois d'opérations infinitésimales des algèbres de Lie sur les variété s analytiques banachiques, on introduit de manière purement algèbrique la notion d'action formelle d'une algèbre de Lie sur un espace vectoriel. Ensuite, par analogie avec le cas des groupes abstraits, et en faisant opérer les algèbres de Lie "en cascade", on définit produit d'entrelacement ("wreath product") et action triangulaire pour les algèbres de Lie. On démontre enfin un théorème du type Kaloujnine-Krasner pour les extensions d'algèbres de Lie.

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