New graph structure related to zero-divisors in monoid rings reveals key properties.
Let R be an associative ring and M be a monoid. In this paper, we introduce new kind of graph structure asociated with zero-divisors of monoid ring $R[M]$, calling it the M-Armendariz graph of a ring R and denoted by $A(R,M)$. It is an undirected graph whose vertices are all non-zero zero-divisors of the monoid ring $R[M]$ and two distinct vertices α=a₁g₁+⋯+ aₙgₙ and β=b₁h₁+⋯+bₘhₘ are adjacent if and only if aᵢbⱼ=0 or bⱼaᵢ=0 for all $i,j$. We investigate some graph properties of $A(R,M)$ such as diameter, girth, domination number and planarity. Also, we get some relations between diameters of the M-Armendariz graph $A(R,M)$ and that of zero divisor graph Γ(R[M]), where R is a reversible ring and M is a unique product monoid.
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