The direct-product conjecture for clean graphs over rings

Let R1R_1, R2R_2, P1P_1, and P2P_2 be rings such that

Cl2(R1)Cl2(R2)Cl_2(R_1)\cong Cl_2(R_2)

and

P1P2.P_1\cong P_2.

Direct-product conjecture. The clean graphs satisfy

Cl2(R1×P1)Cl2(R2×P2).Cl_2(R_1\times P_1)\cong Cl_2(R_2\times P_2).

This conjecture proposes that isomorphic clean graphs are preserved when taking direct products with isomorphic rings. The supplied text gives no resolution or further evidence beyond its derivation as a generalization of the preceding theorem.

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Primary source

Felicia Servina Djuang, Indah Emilia Wijayanti and Yeni Susanti, “Isomorphism of Clean Graphs over Z_n and Structural Insight into M_2(Z_p)”, arXiv:2509.12004 (2025).

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