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Let R be an algebra. The polynomial c(x 1,…,x m) ∈ K(X) is called a central polynomial for R if it has no constant term, c(r1, …, rm) belongs to the centre of R for all r1,…,rm∈R, and c(x 1,…,xm) = 0 is not a polynomial identity for R.
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Drensky, V., Formanek, E. (2004). Central Polynomials for Matrices. In: Polynomial Identity Rings. Advanced Courses in Mathematics CRM Barcelona. Birkhäuser, Basel. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-7934-7_5
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