Given a homomorphism of Lie algebras $f: M \ \to\ L$, one has the notion of a derivation $d: M \ \to\ L$ over $f$, and LieDerivation is the type representing such pairs $(d,\,f)$ ($f$ is the identity for the case of ordinary derivations from $L$ to $L$). The derivation law reads \break $d$ [x, y] = [$d$ x, $f$ y] ± [$f$ x, $d$ y], \break where the sign is determined by the sign of interchanging $d$ and $x$, i.e., the sign is plus if sign$(d)$=0 or sign$(x)$=0 and minus otherwise. An object of type LieDerivation need not be well defined as a map. Use isWellDefined(ZZ,LieDerivation) to check if the derivation is well defined.
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The object LieDerivation is a type, with ancestor classes HashTable < Thing.