MATEMATİK EĞİTİMİ PROGRAMLARINA ÇOK BOYUTLU BİR YAKLAŞIM: "LIE CEBİRİ" ÖRNEĞİ

A MULTI-DIMENSIONAL APPROACH IN MATHEMATICS TEACHER EDUCATION PROGRAMS: "COMPUTATIONS IN FREE AND FINITELY GENERATED LIE ALGEBRAS" EXAMPLE

Let be a finitely generated Lie algebra and be an arbitrary subalgebra of . The maximal linearly independent set of the algebra modulo the subalgebra is called the modulo basis of . In this article we apply computer techniques to compute the modulo basis of using an algorithm given by Aydın in her PhD thesis.

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