let h be an infinite--dimensional hilbert space and k(h) be the set of all compact operators on h. we will adopt spectral theorem for compact self-adjoint operators, to investigate of higher derivation and higher jordan derivation on k(h) associated with the following cauchy-jencen type functional equation 2f(frac{t+s}{2}+r)=f(t)+f(s)+2f(r) for all t,s,rin k(h).

Let A be an algebra and let X be an A-bimodule. A C−linear mapping d : A → X is called a generalized Jordan derivation if there exists a Jordan derivation (in the usual sense) δ : A → X such that d(a) = ad(a) + δ(a)a for all a ∈ A. The main purpose of this paper to prove the Hyers-Ulam-Rassias stability and superstability of the generalized Jordan derivations.

Let R be a ring and U be a Lie ideal of R. Suppose that σ, τ are endomorphisms of R. A family D = {d n } n ∈ N of additive mappings d n :R → R is said to be a (σ,τ)- higher derivation of U into R if d 0 = I R , the identity map on R and [Formula: see text] holds for all a, b ∈ U and for each n ∈ N. A family F = {f n } n ∈ N of additive mappings f n :R → R is said to be a generalized (σ,τ)- high...

using fixed pointmethods, we investigate approximately higher ternary jordan derivations in banach ternaty algebras via the cauchy functional equation$$f(lambda_{1}x+lambda_{2}y+lambda_3z)=lambda_1f(x)+lambda_2f(y)+lambda_3f(z)~.$$

Here, we investigate symmetric bi-derivations and their generalizations on L? 0 (G)*. For k ? N, show that if B:L?0(G)*x L?0(G)* is asymmetric bi-derivation such [B(m,m),mk] Z(L?0(G)*) for all m (G)*, then B the zero map. Furthermore, characterize generalized biderivations group algebras. We also prove any Jordan 0(G)* a bi-derivation.

In the present paper we study generalized left derivations on Lie ideals of rings with involution. Some of our results extend other ones proven previously just for the action of generalized left derivations on the whole ring. Furthermore, we prove that every generalized Jordan left derivation on a 2-torsion free ∗-prime ring with involution is a generalized left derivation.