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Commutative algebras are ideals of evolution algebras
We prove that every finite-dimensional commutative algebra can be embedded as an ideal of a finite-dimensional evolution algebra. We then determine the smallest possible dimension of an evolution algebra admitting such an embedding and study some structural properties preserved by the construction.
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