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Explicit class of finite-dimensional polynomial algebras with Wronskians over Rd\mathbb{R}^d as NN-ary Lie brackets: beyond sl(2)\mathfrak{sl}(2)

Published 26 May 2026 in math.RA, math-ph, math.CO, and math.QA | (2605.27305v1)

Abstract: Lie algebra sl(2)\mathfrak{sl}(2) can be realised by vector fields on R<sup>1∋</sup>x\mathbb{R}<sup>1\ni</sup> x with polynomial coefficients $1$, −2x-2x, −x<sup>2-x<sup>2; their Wronskian determinants yield the Lie bracket. Likewise, the monomials $1$, …\ldots, x<sup>k/k!x<sup>k/k!, …\ldots, x<sup>N/N!x<sup>N/N! span finite-dimensional strong homotopy (SH) Lie algebras with the Wronskians 1∧∂x∧…∧∂x<sup>N−1\mathbf{1} \wedge \partial_x \wedge \ldots \wedge \partial_x<sup>{N-1} as the NN-ary brackets. Over dimension d=2d=2 with R<sup>2∋(x,y)\mathbb{R}<sup>2\ni(x,y) and for the generalised complete Wronskian W<sup>d=2k=1=1∧</sup>∂x∧∂yW<sup>{d=2}_{k=1}=\mathbf{1}\wedge</sup> \partial_x \wedge \partial_y of differential order k=1k=1 as the ternary bracket, the finite-dimensional polynomial SH-Lie algebras are spanned by ⟨1\langle 1, xx, yy, p⟩p\rangle with $p\in{x<sup>2$, xyxy, $y<sup>2}$. We explicitly describe all finite-dimensional polynomial SH-Lie algebras kk[x]⊆A⊆k[x<sup>1,…,x<sup>d]\Bbbk_k[{\boldsymbol{x}}]\subseteq \mathcal{A} \subseteq \Bbbk[x<sup>1,\ldots,x<sup>d] (over k=R\Bbbk=\mathbb{R} or C\mathbb{C}) with the complete generalised Wronskians W<sup>d⩾</sup>1k⩾1W<sup>{d\geqslant</sup> 1}_{k\geqslant 1} of order kk as NN-ary bracket: N=(d+kd)N=\binom{d+k}{d}. We obtain a factorisation formula for the generalised Vandermonde determinants which show up in the structure constants of the polynomial algebras A\mathcal{A}.

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