#14901: Lie algebras
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       Reporter:  tscrim             |        Owner:  sage-combinat
           Type:  task               |       Status:  new
       Priority:  major              |    Milestone:  sage-5.13
      Component:  algebra            |   Resolution:
       Keywords:  Lie algebras Kac   |    Merged in:
  Moody, days54                      |    Reviewers:
        Authors:  Travis Scrimshaw   |  Work issues:
Report Upstream:  N/A                |       Commit:
         Branch:                     |  d79c483ad3eed88edc5919e14284c9466a0b4998
  public/algebras/lie_algebras-14901 |     Stopgaps:
   Dependencies:  #10963 #14898      |
  #15151 #15289 #15384               |
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Description changed by tscrim:

Old description:

> Initial implementation of Lie algebras in sage.
>
> This will contain the following:
>
> - Free Lie algebras in the Hall basis
> - Abelian Lie algebras
> - Lie algebras from an associative algebra
> - Lie algebras from structure coefficients
> - Finite type Lie algebras
>   - As matrices for types ABCD
>   - In the Chevalley basis
> - '''gl''',,n,,
> - Untwisted affine Lie algebras constructed from a finite type
> - Untwisted affine Kac-Moody Lie algebras (i.e. the above and the Lie
> derivative)
> - Universal enveloping algebras
>   * PBW bases
> - Quotient, sub, and direct sum Lie algebras and Lie algebra ideals
> - Other examples:
>   * Upper triangular matrices
>   * Strictly upper triangular matrices
>   * Heisenberg algebra
>   * Witt algebra
>   * Virasoro algebra
>   * Some nilpotent Lie algebras
> - The Lyndon basis for the free Lie algebra
> - Kac-Moody algebras based only on a (generalized) Cartan matrix
> - Fock space #15508
>
> There might also be the following:
>
> - '''su''',,n,,
> - recovery of Lie group from Lie algebra
> - connection between the quantum group and the Hall algebra (coming from
> representations of a quiver over Fq)
>
> With this, one will be able to do basic computations, as well as compute
> things such as the lower central series (depending on the type).

New description:

 Initial implementation of Lie algebras in sage.

 This will contain the following:

 - Free Lie algebras
   * Hall basis
   * Lyndon basis
 - Abelian Lie algebras
 - Lie algebras from an associative algebra
 - Lie algebras from structure coefficients
 - Finite type Lie algebras
   - As matrices for types ABCD
   - In the Chevalley basis
 - '''gl''',,n,,
 - Untwisted affine Lie algebras constructed from a finite type
 - Untwisted affine Kac-Moody Lie algebras (i.e. the above and the Lie
 derivative)
 - Universal enveloping algebras
   * PBW bases
 - Quotient, sub, and direct sum Lie algebras and Lie algebra ideals
 - Other examples:
   * Upper triangular matrices
   * Strictly upper triangular matrices
   * Heisenberg algebra
   * Witt algebra
   * Virasoro algebra
   * Some nilpotent Lie algebras
 - Kac-Moody algebras based only on a (generalized) Cartan matrix
 - Fock space #15508

 There might also be the following:

 - '''su''',,n,,
 - recovery of Lie group from Lie algebra
 - connection between the quantum group and the Hall algebra (coming from
 representations of a quiver over Fq)

 With this, one will be able to do basic computations, as well as compute
 things such as the lower central series (depending on the type).

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