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Graded Lie algebra

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A graded Lie algebra has a graded Lie bracket preserving total degree, with [u,v]=−(−1)∣u∣∣v∣[v,u] and [u,[v,w]]=[[u,v],w]+(−1)∣u∣∣v∣[v,[u,w]] for homogeneous vectors in the indicated degrees. A Gerstenhaber algebra uses this sign rule after shifting degrees by one.
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The bracket on a graded Lie algebra is a bilinear operation satisfying graded antisymmetry and the graded Jacobi identity. For homogeneous elements of degrees r,s, [u,v]=−(−1)rs[v,u]. A Gerstenhaber bracket uses this convention on the shifted degrees r=∣u∣−1 and s=∣v∣−1.

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