the aim of this paper is to show that under some mild conditions a functional equation of multiplicative (; )-derivation is superstable on standard operator algebras. furthermore, we prove that this generalized derivation can be a continuous and an inner (; )- derivation.

Let  be a Banach algebra. Let  be linear mappings on . First we demonstrate a theorem concerning the continuity of double derivations; especially that all of -double derivations are continuous on semi-simple Banach algebras, in certain case. Afterwards we define a new vocabulary called “-higher double derivation” and present a relation between this subject and derivations and finally give some ...

let  be a banach algebra. let  be linear mappings on . first we demonstrate a theorem concerning the continuity of double derivations; especially that all of -double derivations are continuous on semi-simple banach algebras, in certain case. afterwards we define a new vocabulary called “-higher double derivation” and present a relation between this subject and derivations and finally give some ...

The grand partition function for a long linear system of alternating alpha and beta sequences with the restraint of a fixed number, N(alphabeta), of alphabeta boundaries depends in an extremely simple way on the alpha-sequence and beta-sequence grand partition functions, xi(alpha) and xi(beta). When the restraint is removed, we have mualphabeta = 0, where mualphabeta is the chemical potential c...

We prove that every approximate linear left derivation on a semisimple Banach algebra is continuous. Also, we consider linear derivations on Banach algebras and we first study the conditions for a linear derivation on a Banach algebra. Then we examine the functional inequalities related to a linear derivation and their stability. We finally take central linear derivations with radical ranges on...

let $mathcal{a}$ be a $c^*$-algebra and $z(mathcal{a})$ the‎ ‎center of $mathcal{a}$‎. ‎a sequence ${l_{n}}_{n=0}^{infty}$ of‎ ‎linear mappings on $mathcal{a}$ with $l_{0}=i$‎, ‎where $i$ is the‎ ‎identity mapping‎ ‎on $mathcal{a}$‎, ‎is called a lie higher derivation if‎ ‎$l_{n}[x,y]=sum_{i+j=n} [l_{i}x,l_{j}y]$ for all $x,y in  ‎mathcal{a}$ and all $ngeqslant0$‎. ‎we show that‎ ‎${l_{n}}_{n...