Investigates the structure of a generalized zero-divisor graph using unfaithful modules, suggesting new connections to existing graph theory.
Given a commutative ring R with unity and a left R -module M , the graph Γ(R, M) is defined on the set of nonzero zero-divisors of R modulo Ann_R(M) . A vertex r lies in Γ(R, M) if r ∈ R - Ann_R(M) : r r' = 0 {Ann_R(M)} for some r' ∈ R - Ann_R(M) . Two distinct vertices r and s are adjacent if r s M = 0 . This graph generalizes the Anderson?Livingston zero-divisor graph Γ(R) . We study its structure and establish formulas that link the invariants of Γ(R, M) and Γ(R) .
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Moh’d et al. (2026) studied this question.
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