Structure and Applications of (p, q)-Derivations in Algebra

Abstract

In this paper, we investigate (p, q)-derivations in both general algebras and Banach algebras. Our main result extends the Singer-Wermer theorem to (p, q)-derivations, proving that their ranges are contained in the radical of the algebra. As a direct consequence, we prove that the range of any left derivation lies within the radical of the algebra even without assuming continuity. This improves a result due to Braser and Vukman. For Banach algebras, we show that primitive ideals remain invariant under bounded (p, q)-derivations. Finally, we study (p, q)-derivations of group algebras and give an answer to the question posed.

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