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If a mapping between Lie algebras \varphi : \mathfrak{g} \to \mathfrak{h} takes a basis in \mathfrak{g} to a basis in \mathfrak{h} is it an isomorphism of vector spaces?
The discussion revolves around the properties of mappings between Lie algebras, specifically whether a mapping that takes a basis from one Lie algebra to a basis in another can be classified as an isomorphism of vector spaces.
The discussion is ongoing, with participants offering varying perspectives on the relationship between basis mappings and isomorphisms. There is an exploration of the assumptions underlying the definitions of Lie algebras and isomorphisms.
There is a focus on the definitions of "one to one and onto" in the context of Lie algebras, and how these relate to the concept of a basis.
Office_Shredder said:Good question. What do you think?