A Lie superalgebra is a Z2-graded vector space with a graded-antisymmetric bracket satisfying the graded Jacobi identity. The bracket of two odd elements is symmetric and is conventionally written as an anticommutator.
A Lie superalgebra representation acts on a parity-graded vector space by linear operators preserving the graded brackets. Odd generators reverse parity, and their brackets are represented by anticommutators.
The Jacobi identity of a Lie superalgebra includes parity signs. In particular, for odd and even it gives .
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