Jordan derivation on trivial extension
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Let A be a unital R-algebra and M be a unital A-bimodule. It is shown that every Jordan derivation of the trivial extension of A by M, under some conditions, is the sum of a derivation and an antiderivation.
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volume 39 issue 4
pages 635- 645
publication date 2013-09-01
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