
In associative and alternative algebras a minimal ideal is either trivial or simple. This is not known for quadratic Jordan algebras. In the present note we show that a minimal ideal is either trivial or D \mathcal {D} -simple (possesses no proper ideals invariant under all inner derivations induced from the ambient algebra). In particular, the heart of any quadratic Jordan algebra is either trivial or D \mathcal {D} -simple. Hearts have recently played an important role in Zelmanov’s theory of prime Jordan algebras.
minimal ideals, quadratic Jordan algebras, middle nucleus, heart, Structure theory for Jordan algebras, linear Jordan algebra, Simple, semisimple Jordan algebras
minimal ideals, quadratic Jordan algebras, middle nucleus, heart, Structure theory for Jordan algebras, linear Jordan algebra, Simple, semisimple Jordan algebras
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