Volume 9 • Issue 1 • PP: 31-37 • 2023
On Orthogonal Reverse α-Derivations of Semi-prime -Ring
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In this paper, the concept of reverse a-derivation on G-ring M, and some results concerning two reverse a-derivations on M that are related to classical result of E.Ponser are presented. These results shows that if M is a2-torsion free semiprime G-ring, d and g are non-zero reverse derivations of M, then dg are not a non-zero derivation. The new main results present and study notion of orthogonally reverse a-derivations of M.
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