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Just-Infinite Loops and Loop Algebras
Let $F$ be a field and let $L$ be a loop. We call $L$ just-infinite if it is infinite and every nontrivial normal subloop has finite index, and we call the possibly nonassociative loop algebra $F[L]$ just-infinite if it is infinite-dimensional and every nonzero two-sided ideal has finite codimension
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