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In this master thesis we construct an oddification of the rings $H^n$ from
arXiv:math/0103190 using the functor from arXiv:0710.4300 . This leads to a
collection of non-associative rings $OH^n_C$ where $C$ represent some choices
of signs. Extending the center up to anti-commutative elements, we get a ring
$OZ(OH^n_C)$ which is isomorphic to the odd...
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