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– p. 8/?Research aim: determine the primitive ideals of thesealgebras.Recall: a primitive ideal of an algebra A is theannihilator of an irreducible A-module.Primitive ideals provide a glimpse (often a revealingone!) of the representation theory of the algebra A.
Side remark: the theory of primitive ideals inenveloping algebras of semisimple Lie algebras is abeautiful and fascinating topic, touching uponharmonic polynomials, the combinatorics of Youngtableaux, and other neat stuff. But you don’t see theseesoteric material in low dimensions—often bruteforce calculations will suffice.– p. 9/?
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