Characterization of k-commuting additive maps on rings

Additive maps on C$^*$-algebras commuting with $|.|^k$ on normal elements

Let $mathcal {A} $ and $mathcal {B} $ be C$^*$-algebras. Assume that $mathcal {A}$ is of real rank zero and unital with unit $I$ and $k>0$ is a real number. It is shown that if $Phi:mathcal{A} tomathcal{B}$ is an additive map preserving $|cdot|^k$ for all normal elements; that is, $Phi(|A|^k)=|Phi(A)|^k $ for all normal elements $Ainmathcal A$, $Phi(I)$ is a projection, and there exists a posit...

additive maps on c$^*$-algebras commuting with $|.|^k$ on normal elements

let $mathcal {a} $ and $mathcal {b} $ be c$^*$-algebras. assume that $mathcal {a}$ is of real rank zero and unital with unit $i$ and $k>0$ is a real number. it is shown that if $phi:mathcal{a} tomathcal{b}$ is an additive map preserving $|cdot|^k$ for all normal elements; that is, $phi(|a|^k)=|phi(a)|^k $ for all normal elements $ainmathcal a$, $phi(i)$ is a projection, and there exists a posit...

Commuting maps on rank-k matrices

Commuting $pi$-regular rings

R is called commuting regular ring (resp. semigroup) if for each x,y $in$ R there exists a $in$ R such that xy = yxayx. In this paper, we introduce the concept of commuting $pi$-regular rings (resp. semigroups) and study various properties of them.

$k$-power centralizing and $k$-power skew-centralizing maps on‎ ‎triangular rings

‎Let $mathcal A$ and $mathcal B$ be unital rings‎, ‎and $mathcal M$‎ ‎be an $(mathcal A‎, ‎mathcal B)$-bimodule‎, ‎which is faithful as a‎ ‎left $mathcal A$-module and also as a right $mathcal B$-module‎. ‎Let ${mathcal U}=mbox{rm Tri}(mathcal A‎, ‎mathcal M‎, ‎mathcal‎ ‎B)$ be the triangular ring and ${mathcal Z}({mathcal U})$ its‎ ‎center‎. ‎Assume that $f:{mathcal U}rightarrow{mathcal U}$ is...