The generalized zero-divisor conjecture for graded rings

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Let R=⨁niGRnR=\bigoplus_{n i G}R_n be a ring graded by a torsion-free group GG, and let II be a \left ideal of RR. The ideal II is unfaithful when its annihilator is nonzero. The generalized zero-divisor conjecture. If II is unfaithful, then there \exists a nonzero homogeneous element giRg i R such that gI=0gI=0. The paper proves this assertion when GG is a totally ordered group, while the stated torsion-free-group version is not resolved in the supplied text.

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Abolfazl Tarizadeh, “Homogeneity of zero-divisors, units and idempotents in a graded ring”, arXiv:2309.02880 (2025).

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