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Anagha Khiste

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Complemented zero-divisor graph of posets

In this paper, we derive a set of equivalent conditions for the zero-divisor graph $\Gamma(Q)$ of a poset $Q$ with $0$ to be complemented, characterizing it in terms of quasi-complemented posets. Furthermore, we prove that the notions of a complemented zero-divisor graph and a uniquely complemented zero-divisor graph coincide for any poset $Q$ with $0$. In addition, we provide both algebraic and topological characterizations for $\Gamma(Q)$ to be a complemented graph. In the final section, we apply these characterizations to the zero-divisor graphs of a reduced (multiplicative) semigroup $S$ with $0$ and the comaximal (ideal) graph of an Artinian ring $R$, and the nonzero component union graph $\mathbb{UG}(\mathbb{V})$ of a finite-dimensional vector space $\mathbb{V}$ over a field $\mathbb{F}$.

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A Proof of the Conjecture on complemented zero-divisor graphs of semigroups

In this paper, we are motivated by the conjectures proposed by C.~Bender \textit{et al.}, \cite{C} in 2024. We have settled the first two conjectures negatively by providing a counter example in \cite{KTJ}, whereas in this paper, we prove the third conjecture positively, which has remained an open question until now. The third conjecture is stated as if $G(S)$ is uniquely complemented with the clique number $3$ or greater and has the property that every vertex has a unique complement, then the graph $G(S)$ is isomorphic to the graph $G(\mathcal{P}(n))$, where $n$ is the clique number of $G(S)$.

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Counter-example to Conjectures on Complemented Zero-Divisor Graphs of Semigroups

In this paper, we are motivated by two conjectures proposed by C. Bender et al.\ in 2024, which have remained open questions. The first conjecture states that if the complemented zero-divisor graph \( G(S) \) of a commutative semigroup \( S \) with a zero element has the clique number three or greater, then the reduced graph \( G_r(S) \) is isomorphic to the graph \( G(\mathcal{P}(n)) \). The second conjecture asserts that if \( G(S) \) is a complemented zero-divisor graph with the clique number three or greater, then \( G(S) \) is uniquely complemented. In this work, we construct a commutative semigroup \( S \) with a zero element that serves as a counter-example to both conjectures.

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