Additivity of multiplicative maps on triangular rings. (Q616394): Difference between revisions

A bijective map \(\sigma\) between rings is called an \(n\)-isomorphism if it satisfies \((x_1x_2\cdots x_n)^\sigma=x_1^\sigma x_2^\sigma\cdots x_n^\sigma\). Analogously one defines \(n\)-multiplicative derivations and \(n\)-elementary maps. Under certain technical restrictions it is shown that these maps are automatically additive on triangular rings.