Abstract Let ℛ{\mathcal{R}} be a prime ring with center Z(ℛ){Z(\mathcal{R})} and *{*} an involution of ℛ{\mathcal{R}}. Suppose that ℛ{\mathcal{R}} admits generalized derivations F, G and H associated with a nonzero… Click to show full abstract
Abstract Let ℛ{\mathcal{R}} be a prime ring with center Z(ℛ){Z(\mathcal{R})} and *{*} an involution of ℛ{\mathcal{R}}. Suppose that ℛ{\mathcal{R}} admits generalized derivations F, G and H associated with a nonzero derivation f, g and h of ℛ{\mathcal{R}}, respectively. In the present paper, we investigate the commutativity of a prime ring ℛ{\mathcal{R}} satisfying any of the following identities: (i) [F(x),F(x*)]=0[F(x),F(x^{*})]=\nobreak 0, (ii) [F(x),F(x*)]=±[x,x*][F(x),F(x^{*})]=\pm[x,x^{*}], (iii) F(x)∘F(x*)=0F(x)\circ\nobreak F(x^{*})=0, (iv) F(x)∘F(x*)=±(x∘x*)F(x)\circ\nobreak F(x^{*})=\pm(x\circ\nobreak x^{*}), (v) [F(x),x*]±[x,G(x*)]=0[F(x),x^{*}]\pm[x,G(x^{*})]=0, (vi) F(xx*)∈Z(ℛ)F(xx^{*})\in Z(\mathcal{R}), (vii) F(x)G(x*)±H(x)x*∈Z(ℛ)F(x)G(x^{*})\pm H(x)x^{*}\in Z(\mathcal{R}), (viii) F([x,x*])±[x,x*]∈Z(ℛ)F([x,x^{*}])\pm[x,x^{*}]\in Z(\mathcal{R}), (ix) F(x∘x*)±x∘x*∈Z(ℛ)F(x\circ\nobreak x^{*})\pm x\circ x^{*}\in Z(\mathcal{R}), (x) [F(x),x*]±[x,G(x*)]∈Z(ℛ)[F(x),x^{*}]\pm[x,G(x^{*})]\in Z(\mathcal{R}), (xi) F(x)∘x*±x∘G(x*)∈Z(ℛ)F(x)\circ\nobreak x^{*}\pm x\circ\nobreak G(x^{*})\in Z(\mathcal{R}) for all x∈ℛ{x\in\mathcal{R}}. Finally, the restrictions imposed on the hypotheses have been justified by an example.
               
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