Derivations on semidirect products of Banach algebras
Hamid Farhadi, Hoger Ghahramani

TL;DR
This paper investigates derivations on semidirect product Banach algebras, focusing on automatic continuity and cohomology, and relates these properties to the component algebras.
Contribution
It provides a unified framework for semidirect products of Banach algebras and analyzes derivations and cohomology within this context, extending known results.
Findings
Derivations on semidirect product algebras can be characterized and studied via component algebras.
Automatic continuity of derivations on the product relates to that on the individual algebras.
First cohomology groups of the product are connected to those of the component algebras.
Abstract
Let A and U be Banach algebras such that U is also a Banach A- bimodule with compatible algebra operations, module actions and norm. By defining an approprite action, we turn l1-direct product A item U into a Banach algebra such that A is closed subalgebra and U is a closed ideal of it. This algebra, is in fact semidirect product of A and U which we denote it by A litem U and every semidirect products of Banach algebras can be represented as this form. In this paper we consider the Banach algebra A litem U as mentioned and study the derivations on it. In fact we consider the automatic continuity of the derivations on A litem U and obtain some results in this context and study its relation with the automatic continuity of the derivations on A and U. Also we calculate the first cohomology group of A litem U in some different cases and establish relations among the first cohomology group…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Topics in Algebra · Advanced Operator Algebra Research · Algebraic structures and combinatorial models
