Representation Of A Lie Superalgebra
In the theory of
Lie superalgebras
, a
representation of a
Lie superalgebra
L is the action of L upon a
Z
2
-graded vector space
V such that if A and B are any two
pure elements
of L (remember that L is
Z
2
-graded) and X and Y are any two
pure elements
of V, then
(c_1 A+c_2 B)
X
=c_1 A
X
+ c_2 B
X
A
X + c_2 Y
=c_1 A
X
+ c_2 A
Y
(-1)^{A
X
}=(-1)^A(-1)^X
A,B)[X
=A
B[X
]-(-1)^{AB}B
A[X
]
Equivalently, a representation of L is a
Z
2
-graded representation of the
universal enveloping algebra
of L which respects the third equation above. See also
representation of a Lie algebra
,
representation of a Hopf algebra
,
Lie superalgebra
,
group representation
,
graded vector space
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