
doi: 10.1007/bf02671589
We give a simple and shorter proof of the Gainov theorem in [1], which dealt with classifying non-Lie binary Lie algebras of dimension ≤4 over a field of characteristic ≠2. Concurrently, the case of characteristic 2 is treated, and we find out an exotic 4-dimensional non-Lie Mal'tsev algebra, which is a split extension of an irreducible 1-dimensional Mal'tsev module over a simple 3-dimensional Lie algebra.
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