
Prof. Choonkil Park
Hanyang University, Republic of Korea
Title: Neutrosophic extended triplet groups and applications
Abstract:
Celik, Shalla and Olgun
defined neutro-homomorphisms in neutrosophic extended triplet groups and Zhang
et al. investigated neutro-homomorphisms in neutrosophic extended triplet
groups. In this note, we apply the results on neutro-homomorphisms in
neutrosophic extended triplet groups to investigate C*-algebra homomorphisms in
unital C*-algebras. Assume that A is a unital C*-algebra with multiplication
operation ★, unit e and unitary group U(A) and that B is a
unital C*-algebra with multiplication operation ★ and unitary group U(B).
Definition 1. Let (U(A), ★) and (U(B), ★) be unitary groups of unital C*-algebras A and
B, respectively. A mapping h: U(A) →U(B) is called a neutro-*-homomorphism
if h(u★v) = h(u)★h(v), h(u*) = h(u)* for all u,v in U(A).
We obtain the following
main result.
Theorem 1. Let A and B be unital C*-algebras. Let H: A →B be a complex-linear mapping and let h: (U(A), ★) →(U(B), ★) be a neutro-*-homomorphism.
If H|_U(A) = h, then H : A→B is a C*-algebra
homomorphism.
Further, we introduce
and solve bi-additive functional inequalities and prove the Hyers-Ulam stability
of the bi-additive functional inequalities in complex Banach spaces. This is
applied to investigate b-derivations on C*-algebras, Lie C*-algebras and JC*-algebras,
and derivations on C*-algebras, Lie C*-algebras and JC*-algebras associated
with the bi-additive functional inequalities. Moreover, we study biderivations
on C*-ternary algebras and C*-triple systems associated with the bi-additive
functional inequalities.
Biography:
Chun-Gil Park. He has accomplished his doctoral degree in Mathematics from the University of Maryland and is currently working as a professor at Hanyang University. He is working for several journals such as Journal of Nonlinear Science and Applications and Journal of Computational Analysis and Applications as the associate editors and Journal of Nonlinear Analysis and Applications as the Editor-in-Chief. His main research topics include operator algebras, functional inequalities, functional equations, non-commutative geometry, fixed point theory and fuzzy mappings. He has published a number of academic articles on international journals related to operator algebras, functional inequalities, functional equations, non-commutative geometry, soft and rough set, fixed point theory and fuzzy mappings. Within the last twenty years, he has successfully published more than 500 articles on SCI-E journals.