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Characterizations of Jordan *-derivations on Banach *-algebras
Suppose that is a real or complex unital Banach *-algebra, is a unital Banach -bimodule, and G ∈ is a left separating point of . In this paper, we investigate whether the additive mapping δ: → satisfies the condition A,B ∈ , AB = G ⇒ Aδ(B)+δ(A)B*= δ(G) characterize Jordan *-derivations. Initially, we prove that if is a real unital C*-algebra and G = I is the unit element in , then δ (non-necessarily continuous) is a Jordan *-derivation. In addition, we prove that if is a real unital C*-algebra and δ is continuous, then δ is a Jordan *-derivation. Finally, we show that if is a complex factor von Neumann algebra and δ is linear, then δ (non-necessarily continuous) is equal to zero.
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The “Italian Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics” publishes original research works containing significant results in the field of pure and applied mathematics.