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Post-Lie algebra structures for perfect Lie algebras
Dietrich Burde1, Karel Dekimpe2, Mina Monadjem1
1Fakultät für Mathematik, Universität Wien, Wien, Austria.
Abstract:
We study the existence of post-Lie algebra structures on pairs of Lie algebras , where one of the algebras is perfect non-semisimple, and the other one is abelian, nilpotent non-abelian, solvable non-nilpotent, simple, semisimple non-simple, reductive non-semisimple or complete non-perfect. We prove several nonexistence results, but also provide examples in some cases for the existence of a post-Lie algebra structure. Among other results we show that there is no post-Lie algebra structure on , where is perfect non-semisimple, and is . We also show that there is no post-Lie algebra structure on , where is perfect and is reductive with a 1-dimensional center.
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