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March 28, 2026Journal of Algebra and Its Applications0 citations

The algebraic and geometric classification of transposed δ-Poisson algebras

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HAHani AbdelwahabIKIvan KaygorodovASAzamat Saydaliyev

Key Points

  • The aim is to classify complex 3-dimensional transposed δ-Poisson algebras both algebraically and geometrically.
  • Analysis of dimensions and irreducible components for various transposed δ-Poisson algebras
  • Identification of deformations and degenerations between specific types of algebras
  • Classification of transposed scalar-Poisson algebras
  • The variety of complex 3-dimensional transposed δ-Poisson algebras has dimension 9 with 7 irreducible components.
  • The -1-Poisson algebras have dimension 9 with 5 irreducible components.
  • The 0-Poisson algebras exhibit dimension 11 and 4 irreducible components.
  • The 1-Poisson algebras have dimension 10 with 3 irreducible components.
  • First example of deformations between two simple transposed anti-Poisson algebras is found.

Abstract

The algebraic and geometric classifications of complex 3-dimensional transposed Formula: see text-Poisson algebras are given. Namely, we prove that the variety of complex 3-dimensional transposed Formula: see text-Poisson algebras has dimension 9 and 7 irreducible components for Formula: see text the variety of complex 3-dimensional transposed (-1)-Poisson algebras has dimension 9 and 5 irreducible components; the variety of complex 3-dimensional transposed 0-Poisson algebras has dimension 11 and 4 irreducible components; the variety of complex 3-dimensional transposed Formula: see text-Poisson algebras has dimension 9 and 5 irreducible components; and the variety of complex 3-dimensional transposed 1-Poisson algebras has dimension 10 and 3 irreducible components. In particular, we find the first example (in an ”adequate” variety) of deformations (and degenerations) between two simple transposed anti-Poisson algebras. As a byproduct, we obtain the algebraic and geometric classification of complex 3-dimensional transposed scalar-Poisson algebras, i.e., algebras that are in the intersection of all varieties of transposed Formula: see text-Poisson algebras.

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Abdelwahab et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69c772058bbfbc51511e2285https://doi.org/10.1142/s021949882750191x
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