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Computations,This section is mainly devoted to the homology and co-homology of the algebra gl ., K). The case of other finite-dimensional algebras is briefly discussed in the last subsection.

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t cover~d by any of the tradition- al branches of mathematics and is characterized by relative- ly elementary proofs and varied application. Moreover, the subject matter is widely scattered in various research papers or exists only in verbal form. The theory of infinite-dimensional Lie algebras diff

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Book 1986ms in the theory of infinite-dimensional Lie al- gebras as well, but they are encumbered by strong restric- tions of a technical character. These theorems are useful mainly because they yield a considerable supply of interest- ing examples. We begin with a list of such examples, and further direct our main efforts to their study.

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Book 1986by any of the tradition- al branches of mathematics and is characterized by relative- ly elementary proofs and varied application. Moreover, the subject matter is widely scattered in various research papers or exists only in verbal form. The theory of infinite-dimensional Lie algebras differs marked

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General Theory, appropriate places with references to readily available sources, mainly to the works of the Sophus Lie Seminars [94], Here we merely list the Lie algebras which we shall use later on, and briefly describe their properties.

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