Abstract
In this article the zero-divisor graph Î(C(X)) of the ring C(X) is studied. We associate the ring properties of C(X), the graph properties of Î(C(X)) and the topological properties of X. Cycles in Î(C(X)) are investigated and an algebraic and a topological characterization is given for the graph Î(C(X)) to be triangulated or hypertriangulated. We have shown that the clique number of Î(C(X)), the cellularity of X and the Goldie dimension of C(X) coincide. It turns out that the dominating number of Î(C(X)) is between the density and the weight of X. Finally we have shown that Î(C(X)) is not triangulated and the set of centers of Î(C(X)) is a dominating set if and only if the set of isolated points of X is dense in X if and only if the socle of C(X) is an essential ideal.
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