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Some remarks concerning Nambu mechanics

1996

The structure of Nambu-Poisson brackets is studied and we establish that any Nambu tensor is decomposable. We show that every Nambu-Poisson manifold admits a local foliation by canonical Nambu-Poisson manifolds. Finally, a cohomology for Nambu (Lie) algebras which is adapted to the study of formal deformations of Nambu structures is introduced.

Pure mathematicsHigh Energy Physics::LatticeNuclear TheoryHigh Energy Physics::PhenomenologyStatistical and Nonlinear PhysicsCohomologyManifoldFoliationAlgebraHigh Energy Physics::TheoryPoisson bracketTensor (intrinsic definition)Poisson manifoldNambu mechanicsMathematics::Symplectic GeometryMathematical PhysicsMathematicsPoisson algebraLetters in Mathematical Physics
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k-Leibniz algebras from lower order ones: from Lie triple to Lie l-ple systems

2013

Two types of higher order Lie l-ple systems are introduced in this paper. They are defined by brackets with l > 3 arguments satisfying certain conditions, and generalize the well-known Lie triple systems. One of the generalizations uses a construction that allows us to associate a (2n - 3)-Leibniz algebra pound with a metric n-Leibniz algebra () pound over tilde by using a 2(n - 1)-linear Kasymov trace form for () pound over tilde. Some specific types of k-Leibniz algebras, relevant in the construction, are introduced as well. Both higher order Lie l-ple generalizations reduce to the standard Lie triple systems for l = 3.

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