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==Examples== 1. The set of [[self-adjoint]] [[real number|real]], [[complex number|complex]], or [[quaternionic]] matrices with multiplication :<math>(xy + yx)/2</math> form a special Jordan algebra. 2. The set of 3Γ3 self-adjoint matrices over the [[octonion]]s, again with multiplication :<math>(xy + yx)/2,</math> is a 27 dimensional, exceptional Jordan algebra (it is exceptional because the [[octonion]]s are not associative). This was the first example of an [[Albert algebra]]. Its automorphism group is the exceptional [[Lie group]] [[F4 (mathematics)|F<sub>4</sub>]]. Since over the [[complex numbers]] this is the only simple exceptional Jordan algebra up to isomorphism,<ref name=Springer00/> it is often referred to as "the" exceptional Jordan algebra. Over the [[real numbers]] there are three isomorphism classes of simple exceptional Jordan algebras.<ref name=Springer00>{{harvnb|Springer|Veldkamp|2000|loc=Β§5.8, p. 153}}</ref>
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