Symbolic computation identified binary relations in nonisomorphic three- and four-dimensional Lie algebras, revealing structural insights.
The complete optimal systems of subalgebras of all nonisomorphic three- and four-dimensional real Lie algebras are analyzed by the program running in the computer algebra system Wolfram Mathematica. The approach uses the definition of p-families of Lie subalgebras whose set can be partitioned by introducing a binary relation (reflexive and transitive, though not necessarily symmetric) induced by inner automorphisms of the Lie algebra. The results, produced in a few minutes by , represent a good test for the program; in fact, except for minor differences that are discussed, the results confirm those given in 1977 in a paper by Patera and Winternitz. 27 pages, 7 figures
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