The M-intersection graph of ideals of a commutative ring

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Abstract: Let

R

be a commutative ring and

M

be an

R

-module, and let

I (R)^{*}

be the set of all non-trivial ideals of

R

. The

M

-intersection graph of ideals of

R

, denoted by

G_{M} (R)

, is a graph with the vertex set

I (R)^{*}

, and two distinct vertices

I

and

J

are adjacent if and only if

I M c a p J M e q 0

. For every multiplication

R

-module

M

, the diameter and the girth of

G_{M} (R)

are determined. Among other results, we prove that if

M

is a faithful

R

-module and the clique number of

G_{M} (R)

is finite, then

R

is a semilocal ring. We denote the

m a t h b b Z_{n}

-intersection graph of ideals of the ring

m a t h b b Z_{m}

by

G_{n} (m a t h b b Z_{m})

, where

n, m g e q 2

are integers and

m a t h b b Z_{n}

is a

m a t h b b Z_{m}

-module. We determine the values of

n

and

m

for which

G_{n} (m a t h b b Z_{m})

is perfect. Furthermore, we derive a sufficient condition for

G_{n} (m a t h b b Z_{m})

to be weakly perfect.

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