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ABSTRACT DERIVATION AND LIE ALGEBRAS*

The derivations of an algebra 9? over constitute a restricted Lie algebra 3) of linear transformations in 9J We call 35 the derivation algebra or, more briefly, the d-algebra of 9? over It should be noted that we are regarding 35 as an algebra over 2 Suppose D, E, D1} D2, are elements of any associative algebra §1

On Derivations of Semisimple Leibniz Algebras

derivation of the algebra In the paper, the term “Leibniz algebra” will always mean the “right Leibniz algebra” The left Leibniz algebra is characterized by the property that any left multiplication operator is a derivation Let L be a Leibniz algebra and I be the ideal generated by squares in L: I = id < [x,x]x ∈ L >

On (reverse) -derivations of associative algebras

Keywords Prime algebra · Semiprime algebra · (α,β,γ)-derivation · Reverse (α,β,γ)-derivation 1 Introduction Herstein [9] introduced the notion of a reverse derivation as an additive map d on a ring R satisfying d(yx) = d(x)y + xd(y), for all x,y ∈ R He showed that if R is a prime ring,

OUTER DERIVATIONS OF LIE ALGEBRAS

an outer derivation in an abelian ideal of its derivation algebra 1>(L), and if L e £> is of type (T) and Lm^L{2), it admits a semisimple outer derivation in the radical of1)(L) Any solvable Lie algebra L of type (T) satisfies the condition L(1,#L(2) Hence every solvable Lie algebra with nonzero center admits an outer derivation

DERIVATIONS ON ALGEBRAS OF UNBOUNDED OPERATORS

a C*-algebra is a »-derivation which is implemented by a symmetric operator by giving some representation of its C*-algebra on a Hubert space It seems to be important to investigate whether an unbounded closed derivation in a C*-algebra is spatial by some faithful representation in a Hilbert space, or not [5]

Annals of Mathematics

derivation Lie algebra Also if 21 is an abstract Lie algebra in the sense that the multiplication satisfies (5) a2 = 0, (ab)c + (bc)a + (ca)b = 0 then (6) Rad = [R ; Rd] and this shows that Rd = -Ld is a derivation for every d Derivations of this

OLS in Matrix Form - Stanford University

OLS in Matrix Form 1 The True Model † Let X be an n £ k matrix where we have observations on k independent variables for n observations Since our model will usually contain a constant term, one of the columns in