Generalized zero-divisor graph of *-rings
Abstract
Let R be a ring with involution * and Z*(R) denotes the set of all non-zero zero-divisors of R. We associate a simple (undirected) graph '(R) with vertex set Z*(R) and two distinct vertices x and y are adjacent in '(R) if and only if xny*=0 or ynx*=0, for some positive integer n. We find the diameter and girth of '(R). The characterizations are obtained for *-rings having '(R) a connected graph, a complete graph, and a star graph. Further, we have shown that for a ring R, there is an involution on R× R such that '(R× R) is disconnected if and only if R is an integral domain.
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