This research reveals impossible configurations in Jordan superalgebras, indicating only superalgebras of forms exist.
The purpose of this paper is a partial progress towards classification of simple infinite dimensional Jordan superalgebras. First, we prove that the only simple infinite dimensional Jordan superalgebras with finite dimensional even parts are the superalgebras of superforms. Then we consider the superalgebras whose even parts are infinite dimensional algebras of ``Clifford type'', that is, direct sums of algebras of bilinear forms. The results of {RZ} show that the number of summonds in these sums is 1 or 2. We prove that the second case is impossible and that the simple infinite dimensional Jordan superalgebras of the first type are the superalgebras of superforms.
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