On (σ, τ)−Derivations in Prime Rings
By E. Guven. 2008
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- Biderivations, linear commuting maps and commutative post-Lie algebra structures on W-algebras (2017, background): “The rst important result on linear (or additive) commuting maps is Posner’s theorem [27] from 1957.”
- Commutativity theorems in rings with involution (2017, background): “Applying Posner’s theorem, we conclude that R is commutative.”
- On generalized -derivations in -rings (2012, background): “A number of authors have extended these theorems of Posner and Mayne; they have showed that derivations, automorphisms, and some related maps cannot be centralizing on certain subsets of noncommutative prime (and some other) rings.”
- Strong commutativity and Engel condition preserving maps in prime and semiprime rings (2013, unknown): “As an application of first Posner’s Theorem in [32] it follows that either a2Z(U) or b2Z(U), in any case a contradiction.”
- AN ENGEL CONDITION WITH GENERALIZED DERIVATIONS ON LIE IDEALS (2008, background): “In [7] Lanski generalizes the result of Posner, by replacing the element x ∈ R with an element of a non-central Lie ideal L of R.”
- Biderivations of finite-dimensional complex simple Lie algebras (2016, background): “The first important result on linear (or additive ) commuting maps is Posners theorem [15] from 1957.”