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What is known about the classification of finite-dimensional (nilpotent) associative algebras? I am assuming that algebras are unital and over a field of characteristic zero. If it is simple, then it has to be an algebra of matrices, so only the nilpotent ones are of interest. Quick search shows some results up to dimension four, but nothing beyond.

What is known about the classification of finite-dimensional (nilpotent) associative algebras? I am assuming that algebras are unital and over a field of characteristic zero. If it is simple, then it has to be an algebra of matrices, so only the nilpotent ones are of interest. Quick search shows some results up to dimension four, but nothing beyond.

What is known about the classification of finite-dimensional (nilpotent) associative algebras? I am assuming that algebras are over a field of characteristic zero. If it is simple, then it has to be an algebra of matrices, so only the nilpotent ones are of interest. Quick search shows some results up to dimension four, but nothing beyond.

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John
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Classification of finite-dimensional (nilpotent) associative algebras

What is known about the classification of finite-dimensional (nilpotent) associative algebras? I am assuming that algebras are unital and over a field of characteristic zero. If it is simple, then it has to be an algebra of matrices, so only the nilpotent ones are of interest. Quick search shows some results up to dimension four, but nothing beyond.