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    Johnson–Sinclair theorem for φ-derivations on Banach–Jordan rings

    (φ+,φ)-derivations defined from a Banach–Jordan pair V=(V+,V) into a semisimple Banach–Jordan pair W=(W+,W) are automatically continuous provided that φ=(φ+,φ)(φσ:VσWσ) is an epimorphism.

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    SEPARATING LINEAR MAPS OF CONTINUOUS FIELDS OF BANACH SPACES

    In this paper, we give a complete description of the structure of separating linear maps between continuous fields of Banach spaces. Some automatic continuity results are obtained.

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    When is a ϕ-derivation continuous and where can its image be found?

    This paper has two main objectives. One of them is to obtain some conditions under which the image of a ϕ-derivation on a Banach algebra 𝒜 is contained in the Jacobson radical of 𝒜 and other purpose of this study is to present some results about the automatic continuity of ϕ-derivations in Banach algebras.

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    A note on (ψ+,ψ)-derivations of Banach–Jordan systems with nonzero socle

    The main objective of this research paper consists in introducing the concept of (ψ+,ψ)-derivations acting on Banach–Jordan pairs and Banach–Jordan algebras and giving an automatic continuity result of the operators in question under some algebraic conditions. Concretely, we prove that (ψ+,ψ) -derivations defined from a Banach–Jordan pair V=(V+,V) into a strongly prime Banach–Jordan pair W=(W+,W)  are automatically continuous under the assumptions that the socle Soc(W)=(Soc(W+),Soc(W))  is nonzero and ψ=(ψ+,ψ)  is an isomorphism from V  into W. Similar results for Banach–Jordan algebras hold to be true.

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    ON THE STEINHAUS AND BERGMAN PROPERTIES FOR INFINITE PRODUCTS OF FINITE GROUPS

    We study the relationship between the existence of nonprincipal ultrafilters over ω and the failure of the automatic continuity, Steinhaus and Bergman properties for infinite products of finite groups.