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Past exam of the Lie algebras and representation theory of symmetric groups course of the University of Oxford 2010 A 1 c i Solution by
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Let be the two-dimensional affine Lie algebra with basis and bracket , and putBoth factors have zero centre, so . The line in the second factor is an ideal, making PSS. But its quotient onto the nonabelian simple algebra is not soluble. A quotient of a soluble algebra would be soluble, so is not soluble.
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