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Jordan algebras arising from intermolecular recombination
We use computer algebra to show that a linearization of the operation of intermolecular recombination from theoretical genetics satisfies a nonassociative polynomial identity of degree 4 which implies the Jordan identity. We use the representation theory of the symmetric group to decompose this new identity into its irreducible components. We show that this new identity implies all the identities of degree ≤ 6 satisfied by intermolecular recombination.