; a ∈ A,m ∈ M, b ∈ B} equipped with the usual 2× 2 matrix-like addition and matrix-like multiplication is an algebra. An algebra T is called a triangular algebra if there exist algebras A and B and nonzero A−B-bimodule M such that T is (algebraically) isomorphic to Tri(A,M,B) under matrixlike addition and matrix-like multiplication; cf. [1]. For example, the algebra Tn of n × n upper triangular...

We introduce the notion of a Lie-like algebra⋄ (superalgebra⋄) for ⋄ ∈ { , , 3−rd }. By bundling a family of algebras, we introduce six new generalizations of Lie algebras which are called Lie-like algebras or Lie-like superalgebras in this paper. The examples of the new generalizations of Lie algebras come from an invariant algebra (or an invariant superalgebra), where the notion of an invaria...

it is shown that every  almost linear bijection $h : arightarrow b$ of a unital $c^*$-algebra $a$ onto a unital$c^*$-algebra $b$ is a $c^*$-algebra isomorphism when $h(3^n u y) = h(3^n u) h(y)$ for allunitaries  $u in a$, all $y in a$, and all $nin mathbb z$, andthat almost linear continuous bijection $h : a rightarrow b$ of aunital $c^*$-algebra $a$ of real rank zero onto a unital$c^*$-algebra...

in this paper, we introduce the notion of multiplier in -algebra and study relationships between multipliers and some special mappings, likeness closure operators, homomorphisms and ( -derivations in -algebras. we introduce the concept of idempotent multipliers in bl-algebra and weak congruence and obtain an interconnection between idempotent multipliers and weak congruences. also, we introduce...