Answer to Question #18670 in Abstract Algebra for john.george.milnor

Question #18670

Let J be a nil ideal in an algebra R over a field k of characteristic 0, and let G be the group 1 + J ⊆ U(R). If J is commutative under multiplication, show that G ∼ J as (abelian) groups.

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