Weighted Jordan homomorphisms

Abstract: Let

A

and

B

be unital rings. An additive map

T : A o B

is called a weighted Jordan homomorphism if

c = T (1)

is an invertible central element and

c T (x^{2}) = T (x)^{2}

for all

x i n A

. We provide assumptions, which are in particular fulfilled when

A = B = M_{n} (R)

with

n g e 2

and

R

any unital ring with

f r a c 12

, under which every surjective additive map

T : A o B

with the property that

T (x) T (y) + T (y) T (x) = 0

whenever

x y = y x = 0

is a weighted Jordan homomorphism. Further, we show that if

A

is a prime ring with char

(A) e 2, 3, 5

, then a bijective additive map

T : A o A

is a weighted Jordan homomorphism provided that there exists an additive map

S : A o A

such that

S (x^{2}) = T (x)^{2}

for all

x i n A

.

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