The Center of a Jordan Ring

On Jordan left derivations and generalized Jordan left derivations of matrix rings

Abstract. Let R be a 2-torsion free ring with identity. In this paper, first we prove that any Jordan left derivation (hence, any left derivation) on the full matrix ringMn(R) (n 2) is identically zero, and any generalized left derivation on this ring is a right centralizer. Next, we show that if R is also a prime ring and n 1, then any Jordan left derivation on the ring Tn(R) of all n×n uppe...

On Jordan generalized k-derivations of semiprime Γ_N-Rings

$n$-Jordan homomorphisms on C-algebras

Let $nin mathbb{N}$. An additive map $h:Ato B$ between algebras $A$ and $B$ is called $n$-Jordan homomorphism if $h(a^n)=(h(a))^n$ for all $ain A$. We show that every $n$-Jordan homomorphism between commutative Banach algebras is a $n$-ring homomorphism when $n < 8$. For these cases, every involutive $n$-Jordan homomorphism between commutative C-algebras is norm continuous.

On graded classical prime and graded prime submodules

‎Let $G$ be a group with identity $e.$ Let $R$ be a $G$-graded‎ ‎commutative ring and $M$ a graded $R$-module‎. ‎In this paper‎, ‎we‎ ‎introduce several results concerning graded classical prime‎ ‎submodules‎. ‎For example‎, ‎we give a characterization of graded‎ ‎classical prime submodules‎. ‎Also‎, ‎the relations between graded‎ ‎classical prime and graded prime submodules of $M$ are studied‎.‎

Addendum to: "Infinite-dimensional versions of the primary, cyclic and Jordan decompositions", by M. Radjabalipour

In his paper mentioned in the title, which appears in the same issue of this journal, Mehdi Radjabalipour derives the cyclic decomposition of an algebraic linear transformation. A more general structure theory for linear transformations appears in Irving Kaplansky's lovely 1954 book on infinite abelian groups. We present a translation of Kaplansky's results for abelian groups into the terminolo...

Characterization of $(delta‎, ‎varepsilon)$-double derivation on rings ‎and ‎algebras

This paper is an attempt to prove the following result:Let $n>1$ be an integer and let $mathcal{R}$ be a $n!$-torsion-free ring with the identity element. Suppose that $d, delta, varepsilon$ are additive mappings satisfyingbegin{equation}d(x^n) = sum^{n}_{j=1}x^{n-j}d(x)x^{j-1}+sum^{n-1}_{j=1}sum^{j}_{i=1}x^{n-1-j}Big(delta(x)x^{j-i}varepsilon(x)+varepsilon(x)x^{j-i}delta(x)Big)x^{i-1}quadend{e...