On Ideal Based Weakly Zero Divisor Graph and its Properties
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https://doi.org/10.17576/jqma.2201.2026.11Keywords:
zero divisor graph, connectivity, clique number, commutative ringAbstract
For a commutative ring S having J as an ideal, the weakly zero divisor graph of S, denoted by WΓ(S), has the zero divisors of S as its vertices, and two distinct vertices a and b are adjacent if there exist r, s ∈ S \ {0} such that ar, bs and rs are all zero. An ideal based weakly zero divisor graph of S, denoted by WΓJ (S), is the graph with the vertex set {a ∈ S \ J : ab ∈ J for some b ∈ S \ J} and the edge set {(a, b) : ar ∈ J, bs ∈ J and rs ∈ J for some r, s ∈ S \ J}. The graph WΓJ (S) contains the ideal based zero divisor graph ΓJ (S) as a subgraph and is identical to WΓ(S) if J = {0}. In this article, the clique number and the connectivity of the graph WΓJ (S) are determined and the bounds on these numbers are provided. The clique number and connectivity of the graph WΓJ (S) are related to the clique number and connectivity of the graph WΓ(S / J).
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