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An existence result for super Lie groups

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An analogue of the classical global third Lie theorem is proved to hold for super Lie groups whose ground Banach—Grassmann algebra is (possibly) infinite-dimensional, provided that this algebra has an ordered basis. It is also proved that the superanalytic structure of a connected super Lie group having a prescribed Lie module is unique, although in a weaker sense than in the case of ordinary Lie groups.

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Work partly supported by the National Group for Mathematical Physics (GNFM) of the Italian National Research Council (CNR), and by the Italian Ministry of Education through the research project ‘Geometry and Physics’.

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Bruzzo, U., Cianci, R. An existence result for super Lie groups. Letters in Mathematical Physics 8, 279–288 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00400498

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