Abstract
minimal identity of a simple algebra. We prove that for a PI-ring which has no nonzero nilpotent ideals, the standard identity Sd(X) =0, where d is an even integer, is the unique (up to a numerical factor) minimal identity which is linear in each of its indeterminates. The term standard identity was ascribed in [2] to the polynomial identity:
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