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On the Right Nucleus of Petit Algebras

Let $D$ be division algebra over its center $C$, let $σ$ be an endormorphism of $D$, let $δ$ be a left $σ$-derivation of $D$, and let $R=D[t;σ,δ]$ be a skew polynomial ring. We study the structure of a class of nonassociative algebras, denoted by $S_f$, whose construction canonically generalises that of the associative quotient algebras $R/Rf$ where $f\in R$ is right-invariant. We determine the structure of the right nucleus of $S_f$ when the polynomial $f$ is bounded and not right invariant and either $δ= 0$, or $σ= {\rm id}_D$. As a by-product, we obtain a new proof on the size of the right nuclei of the cyclic (Petit) semifields $\mathbb{S}_f$. We look at subalgebras of the right nucleus of $S_f$, generalising several of Petit's results \cite{petit1966certains} and introduce the notion of semi-invariant elements of the coefficient ring $D$. The set of semi-invariant elements is shown to be equal to the nucleus of $S_f$ when $f$ is not right-invariant. Moreover, we compute the right nucleus of $S_f$ for certain $f$. In the final chapter of this thesis we introduce and study a special class of polynomials in $R$ called generalised A-polynomials. In a differential polynomial ring over a field of characteristic zero, A-polynomials were originally introduced by Amitsur \cite{amitsur1954differential}. We find examples of polynomials whose eigenring is a central simple algebra over the field $C \cap {\rm Fix}(σ) \cap {\rm Const}(δ)$.

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