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Keywords:
Lie ring; associative commutative ring; matrix
Summary:
Let $C$ be an associative commutative ring with 1. If $a\in C$, then $aC$ denotes the principal ideal generated by $a$. Let $l, m, n$ be nonzero elements of $C$ such that $mn \in lC$. The set of matrices $\left( \begin{smallmatrix} a_{11} & a_{12} a_{21} & -a_{11} \end{smallmatrix} \right) $, where $a_{11}\in lC$, $a_{12}\in mC$, $a_{21}\in nC$, forms a Lie ring under Lie multiplication and matrix addition. The paper studies properties of these Lie rings.
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