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    Constructing Moduli Spaces of Low Dimensional A[Infinity]-Algebras by Extensions

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    2011-05
    Author
    Frinak, Josh
    Ott, Austen
    Advisor(s)
    Penkava, Michael R.
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    Abstract
    Infinity algebras are generalizations of associative and Lie algebras. An associative or Lie algebra has a product, which is a function that takes two inputs and gives one output, their product. Infinity algebras are functions which take any number of inputs and generate an output. These algebras have recently played an important role in mathematics and physics. This study examines extensions of infinity algebras and the differences between the theories of infinity algebras and their simpler associative and Lie counterparts.
    Subject
    Associative algebras
    Low dimensional topology
    Lie algebras
    Mathematical physics
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