lemma 15.50 Every $k$-trace comes from a linear functional

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lemma 15.50: Every k-trace comes from a linear functional15.50definition 15.49: k-trace15.49theorem A.64: Completeness of the factorised bilinear formsA.64theorem 15.53: The factorised forms are exactly the balanced ones15.53theorem 15.54: Completeness in the bilinear case15.54proof : ch:13-lie-algebra-expansions@proof-29proofdefinition A.62: Absolutely simpleA.62equation 15.2: eq:exp-bracket15.2lemma A.63: The invariant bilinear forms of an absolutely simple algebra form a lineA.63theorem 15.51: Factorisation of invariant forms15.51proof : app:A-long-proofs@proof-49proofdefinition 15.52: Balanced form15.52proposition 15.55: Completeness fails for k\ge315.55proof : ch:13-lie-algebra-expansions@proof-31proofdefinition 15.3: Tensor product Lie algebra15.3definition 15.66: Gram form of a functional15.66proof : ch:13-lie-algebra-expansions@prooflink-1proof

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