1. Introduction. One may construct a Jordan homomorphism from one (associative) ring into another ring by taking the sum of a homo-morphism and an antihomomorphism of the first ring into two ideals in the second ring with null intersection [6]. A number of authors have considered conditions on the rings that imply that every Jordan homomorphism, or isomorphism, is of this form [6], [3], [7], [1...

In this paper, we introduce n-jordan homomorphisms and n-jordan *-homomorphisms and Also investigate the Hyers-Ulam-Rassiasstability of n-jordan *-homomorphisms on C*-algebras.

Let A and B be unital rings. An additive map T:A→B is called a weighted Jordan homomorphism if c=T(1) an invertible central element cT(x2)=T(x)2 for all x∈A. We provide assumptions, which are in particular fulfilled when A=B=Mn(R) with n≥2 R any ring 12, under every surjective the property that T(x)T(y)+T(y)T(x)=0 whenever xy = yx 0 homomorphism. Further, we show prime char(A)≠2,3,5, then bijec...

In this paper we show that if A is a unital Banach algebra and B is a purely innite C*-algebra such that has a non-zero commutative maximal ideal and $phi:A rightarrow B$ is a unital surjective spectrum preserving linear map. Then $phi$ is a Jordan homomorphism.

this paper continues the investigation of the rst author begun in part one. the hereditary properties of n-homomorphism amenability for banach algebras are investigated and the relations between n-homomorphism amenability of a banach algebra and its ide- als are found. analogous to the character amenability, it is shown that the tensor product of two unital banach algebras is n-homomorphism am...

We define and study the category Rep(Q, F1) of representations of a quiver in Vect(F1) the category of vector spaces ”over F1”. Rep(Q, F1) is an F1–linear category possessing kernels, co-kernels, and direct sums. Moreover, Rep(Q, F1) satisfies analogues of the Jordan-Hölder and Krull-Schmidt theorems. We are thus able to define the Hall algebra HQ of Rep(Q, F1), which behaves in some ways like ...