More on the generalized \((m,n)\)-Jordan derivations and centralizers on certain semiprime rings (Q2657866)

In this paper, the authors give an affirmative solution for two conjectures related to Jordan derivations and Jordan centralizers. Let \(m,n \geq 1\) be two fixed integers, let \(R\) be a semiprime ring with suitable torsion restrictions, and let \(F: R \rightarrow R\) be a nonzero generalized \((n,n)\)-Jordan derivation. The first conjecture asks whether the map \(F\) is a derivation which maps \(R\) into \(Z(R)\). The authors solve this conjecture affirmatively as shown in Theorem 1.3 by assuming the ring \(R\) is a \(k\)-torsion-free semiprime ring, where \(k=6mn(m+n)|m-n|\). This condition implies the map \(F\) is a derivation which maps \(R\) into \(Z(R)\). Hence, the first conjecture holds. On the other hand, let \(m,n \geq 1\) be two fixed integers, let \(R\) be a semiprime ring with suitable torsion restrictions, and let \(T: R \rightarrow R\) be a generalized \((n,n)\)-Jordan centralizer. The second conjecture asks whether the map \(T\) is a two-sided centralizer. In Theorem 1.6, the authors shows that if the ring \(R\) is an \(6mn(m+n)(2n+m)\)-torsion-free semiprime ring, then the second conjecture holds which implies \(T\) is a two-sided centralizer.