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Turkish Journal of Mathematics

DOI

10.3906/mat-1408-52

Abstract

Let $R$ be a $\ast$-prime ring with characteristic not $2,$ $\sigma, \tau:R\rightarrow R$ be two automorphisms, $U$ be a nonzero $\ast$-$\left( \sigma,\tau\right) $-Lie ideal of $R$ such that $\tau~$commutes with $\ast$, and $a,b$ be in $R.$ $\left( i\right) $ If $a\in S_{\ast}\left( R\right) $ and $\left[ U,a\right] =0$, then $a\in Z\left( R\right) $ or $U\subset Z\left( R\right) .$ $\left( ii\right) $ If $a\in S_{\ast}\left( R\right) $ and $\left[ U,a\right] _{\sigma,\tau}\subset$ $C_{\sigma,\tau}$, then $a\in Z\left( R\right) ~$or$~U\subset Z\left( R\right) .$ $\left( iii\right) $ If $U\not \subset Z\left( R\right) $ and $U\not \subset C_{\sigma,\tau}$, then there exists a nonzero $\ast$-ideal $M$ of $R$ such that $\left[ R,M\right] _{\sigma,\tau}\subset U$ but $\left[ R,M\right] _{\sigma,\tau}$ $\not \subset C_{\sigma,\tau}.$ $\left( iv\right) $ Let $U\not \subset Z\left( R\right) $ and~$U\not \subset C_{\sigma,\tau}.$ If $aUb=a^{\ast }Ub=0$, then $a=0$ or $b=0.$

Keywords

$\ast$-prime ring, $\ast$-$\left( \sigma, \tau\right) $-Lie ideal, $\left( \sigma, \tau\right) $-derivation, derivation

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841

Last Page

853

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