Jordan triple derivation on alternative rings.
Keywords:
Alternative ring, Idempotent element, Maps, AdditivityAbstract
Let D be a mapping from an alternative ring R into itself satisfying D(a · ba) = D(a) · ba+ a · D(b)a +a · bD(a) for all a, b ∈ R. Under some conditions on R, we show that D is additive.
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