Jordan elementary maps on rings

Additivity of Jordan Elementary Maps on Rings

We prove that Jordan elementary surjective maps on rings are automatically additive. Elementary operators were originally introduced by Brešar and Šerml ([1]). In the last decade, elementary maps on operator algebras as well as on rings attracted more and more attentions. It is very interesting that elementary maps and Jordan elementary maps on some algebras and rings are automatically additive...

Jordan Triple Elementary Maps on Rings

We prove that Jordan triple elementary surjective maps on unital rings containing a nontrivial idempotent are automatically additive. The first result about the additivity of maps on rings was given by Martindale III in an excellent paper [7]. He established a condition on a ring R such that every multiplicative bijective map on R is additive. More precisely, he proved the following theorem. Th...

On strongly Jordan zero-product preserving maps

In this paper, we give a characterization of strongly Jordan zero-product preserving maps on normed algebras as a generalization of  Jordan zero-product preserving maps. In this direction, we give some illustrative examples to show that the notions of strongly zero-product preserving maps and strongly Jordan zero-product preserving maps are completely different. Also, we prove that the direct p...

Characterizations of Jordan derivations on triangular rings: Additive maps Jordan derivable at idempotents

Let T be a triangular ring. An additive map δ from T into itself is said to be Jordan derivable at an element Z ∈ T if δ(A)B +Aδ(B) + δ(B)A+Bδ(A) = δ(AB+BA) for any A,B ∈ T with AB + BA = Z. An element Z ∈ T is called a Jordan all-derivable point of T if every additive map Jordan derivable at Z is a Jordan derivation. In this paper, we show that some idempotents in T are Jordan all-derivable po...

On Jordan generalized k-derivations of semiprime Γ_N-Rings