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Jordan superderivations and Jordan triple superderivations of superalgebras

He Yuan, Liangyun Chen (2016)

Colloquium Mathematicae

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We study Jordan (θ,θ)-superderivations and Jordan triple (θ,θ)-superderivations of superalgebras, using the theory of functional identities in superalgebras. As a consequence, we prove that if A = A₀ ⊕ A₁ is a prime superalgebra with deg(A₁) ≥ 9, then Jordan superderivations and Jordan triple superderivations of A are superderivations of A, and generalized Jordan superderivations and generalized Jordan triple superderivations of A are generalized superderivations of A.

Jordan *-derivation pairs on standard operator algebras and related results

Dilian Yang (2005)

Colloquium Mathematicae

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Motivated by Problem 2 in [2], Jordan *-derivation pairs and n-Jordan *-mappings are studied. From the results on these mappings, an affirmative answer to Problem 2 in [2] is given when E = F in (1) or when 𝓐 is unital. For the general case, we prove that every Jordan *-derivation pair is automatically real-linear. Furthermore, a characterization of a non-normal prime *-ring under some mild assumptions and a representation theorem for quasi-quadratic functionals are provided. ...

Distinguishing Jordan polynomials by means of a single Jordan-algebra norm

A. Moreno Galindo (1997)

Studia Mathematica

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For = ℝ or ℂ we exhibit a Jordan-algebra norm ⎮·⎮ on the simple associative algebra M ∞ ( ) with the property that Jordan polynomials over are precisely those associative polynomials over which act ⎮·⎮-continuously on M ∞ ( ) . This analytic determination of Jordan polynomials improves the one recently obtained in [5].

On Jordan mappings of inverse semirings

Sara Shafiq, Muhammad Aslam (2017)

Open Mathematics

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In this paper, the notions of Jordan homomorphism and Jordan derivation of inverse semirings are introduced. A few results of Herstein and Brešar on Jordan homomorphisms and Jordan derivations of rings are generalized in the setting of inverse semirings.