module generalized derivations on triangulaur banach algebras
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let $a_1$, $a_2$ be unital banach algebras and $x$ be an $a_1$-$a_2$- module. applying the concept of module maps, (inner) modulegeneralized derivations and generalized first cohomology groups, wepresent several results concerning the relations between modulegeneralized derivations from $a_i$ into the dual space $a^*_i$ (for$i=1,2$) and such derivations from the triangular banach algebraof the form $mathcal{t} :=left(begin{array}{lc} a_1 &x; 0 & a_2end{array}right)$ into the associated triangular $mathcal{t}$- bimodule $mathcal{t}^*$ of theform $mathcal{t}^*:=left(begin{array}{lc} a_1^* &x;^* 0 & a_2^*end{array}right)$. in particular, we show that the so-called generalized first cohomology group from $mathcal{t}$ to $mathcal{t}^*$ is isomorphic to the directed sum of the generalized first cohomology group from $a_1$ to $a^*_1$ and the generalized first cohomology group from $a_2$ to $a_2^*$
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journal of mahani mathematical research centerجلد ۲، شماره ۱، صفحات ۴۳-۵۲
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