Algebraic Structures from beginning to Lie algebras-Part 2

  • Associate Professor Amir Baklouti, Department of Mathematics, Umm Al-Qura University (KSA
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B1 L4 R4102

This brief course will cover several algebraic structures, beginning with groups and culminating with algebras. Our primary the focus will be on Lie algebras, and we will introduce the essential properties and results necessary to comprehend the structure of Lie algebras and other related structures

Abstract

Mathematically, an algebraic structure comprises a set A (also known as the carrier set, domain, or underlying set), which is
non-empty. It is accompanied by a collection of operations on A, usually binary operations such as multiplication and addition.
Additionally, there is a finite set of axioms, known as identities, to which these operations must adhere to.
An algebraic structure can be built on other algebraic structures, with operations and axioms involving multiple
structures.
This brief course will cover several algebraic structures, beginning with groups and culminating with algebras. Our primary
the focus will be on Lie algebras, and we will introduce the essential properties and results necessary to comprehend the structure of Lie algebras and other related structures.

 

Brief Biography

 

Amir Baklouti is an Associate Professor of the Department at Umm Al-Qura University KSA

Presenters

Associate Professor Amir Baklouti, Department of Mathematics, Umm Al-Qura University (KSA