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Example 1.
Calculate two right extensions and show that the first is trivial and the second is not. First initialize the Lie algebra Alg1 and display the multiplication table.
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Here are two derivations we shall use to make right extensions.
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Use the matrix A1 to make a right extension.
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Initialize this Lie algebra. Since it was constructed using an inner derivation, it should be a trivial extension. This we check using the Decompose command.
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Repeat these computations using the outer derivation A2.
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Initialize this right extension. Since it was constructed using an outer derivation, it should be not be a trivial extension. This we check using the Decompose command.
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Example 2.
Calculate two central extensions and show that the first is trivial and the second is not. First initialize the Lie algebra Alg4 and display the multiplication table. Now display the exterior derivatives of the 1-forms for Alg1.
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Define a pair of 2-forms and check that they are closed.
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Use to make a central extension.
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Initialize this Lie algebra. Since the form is exact, this central extension is trivial.
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Now make the central extension using This extension is indecomposable.
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