Graded Lie Algebras
In its most basic form, a graded Lie algebra is an ordinary Lie algebra, together with a gradation of vector spaces:
- (1)
such that the Lie bracket respects this gradation:
- (2)
The universal enveloping algebra of a graded Lie algebra inherits the grading.
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