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Abstract
Let F be an algebraically closed field of characteristic zero and G a cyclic group of odd prime order. We consider the class of finite dimensional -algebras, namely G-graded algebras endowed with graded involution ⁎, and we characterize the varieties generated by algebras of this class which are minimal with respect to the -exponent.
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