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The Annihilator Graph of a Ring;Background;Evolution;Evolution;Evolution;Throughout this presentation, D will represent an integral domain.;Throughout this presentation, D will represent an integral domain. If I is a monomial ideal, and R = D[x1,…, xn]/I, let MI be the set of surviving monomials in the quotient ring of R.;Throughout this presentation, D will represent an integral domain. If I is a monomial ideal, and R = D[x1,…, xn]/I, let MI be the set of surviving monomials in the quotient ring of R. We define a partial order on MI: if s, t ? MI, s = and t = we say s ≤ t if and only if there exists j,k such that aj bj and akbk. ;Throughout this presentation, D will represent an integral domain. If I is a monomial ideal, and R = D[x1,…, xn]/I, let MI be the set of surviving monomials in the quotient ring of R. We define a partial order on MI: if s, t ? MI, s = and t = we say s ≤ t if and only if there exists j,k such that aj bj and akbk. Example: The cartesian plane. ;Preliminary Terms and Definitions;Preliminary Terms and Definitions;Preliminary Terms and Definitions;Example;Example;~;~;~;The Annihilator Graph;The Annihilator Graph;The Annihilator Graph;The Annihilator Graph;Examples;Examples;Examples;Examples;;Remember?;New Material;New Material;New Material;New Material;New Material;New Material;New Material;New Material;New Material;Proof Outline (cont.);Theorem;Proof;Proof;Proof;Proof;Proof;Proof;Not quite finished;Woops;New Theorem?;New Theorem?