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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-25937-2 the radical was studied first in the context of nonassociative rings (namely, finite-dimensional Lie algebras) rather than associative rings. In the work of E. Cartan, the radical of a finite-dimensional Lie algebra . (say over ?) is defined to be the maximal solvable ideal of .: it is obtained as

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