Integro-derivation Dzhumadildaev algebras: from the algebra of polynomials

This paper introduces and investigates some properties of algebras constructed from the algebra of polynomials via derivation and integration operators using a process presented by Dzhumadildaev in a previous work. In particular, we discover new classes of infinite-dimensional simple conservative algebras and describe derivations of these algebras of ranks $1$ and $2$.

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Communications in Mathematics
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2026-03-14
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https://doi.org/10.46298/cm.17612
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Advanced Topics in Algebra
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Integro-derivation Dzhumadildaev algebras: from the algebra of polynomials

Ivan Kaygorodov, Naurizbay Uzakbaev
Communications in Mathematics
Advanced Topics in Algebra
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Integro-derivation Dzhumadildaev algebras: from the algebra of polynomials

Ivan Kaygorodov, Naurizbay Uzakbaev
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This paper introduces and investigates some properties of algebras constructed from the algebra of polynomials via derivation and integration operators using a process presented by Dzhumadildaev in a previous work. In particular, we discover new classes of infinite-dimensional simple conservative algebras and describe derivations of these algebras of ranks $1$ and $2$.

Communications in MathematicsVol. Volume 34 (2026), Issue 1
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