Transversal theory can be used to show how and when Latin rectangles can be extended to Latin squares. The purpose of this short article is to show that these traditional methods can be applied to more general questions of extending Latin rectangles with additional restraints such as excluding certain elements from parts of the square or including certain elements in prescribed places
summary:We review results for the embedding of orthogonal partial Latin squares in orthogonal Latin ...
Latin squares were first introduced and studied by the famous mathematician Leonhard Euler in the 17...
AbstractAn alternative and simpler proof of the following result is given: Every rxs generalized par...
Latin squares are two-dimensional patterns of symbols. Studied since the 18th century, they now find...
A theory about Latin Squares following [1]. A Latin Square is a n×n table filled with integers from ...
We define two symmetrical analogues of the notion of an outline latin square; we prove that each is ...
AbstractWe define two symmetrical analogues of the notion of an outline latin square; we prove that ...
AbstractThe notion of a Latin square is generalized. The natural object on which to define this exte...
A Latin square of side n defines in a natural way a finite geometry on 3. n points, with three lines...
AbstractNecessary and sufficient conditions are obtained for the extendibility of an r × r symmetric...
A Latin square of side n defines in a natural way a finite geometry on 3. n points, with three lines...
AbstractA Latin square of side n defines in a natural way a finite geometry on 3n points, with three...
A latin square of order n is an n by n array whose entries are drawn from an n-set of symbols such t...
A latin square of order n is an n by n array whose entries are drawn from an n-set of symbols such t...
In the pandiagonal Latin Square problem, a square grid of size N needs to be filled with N types of ...
summary:We review results for the embedding of orthogonal partial Latin squares in orthogonal Latin ...
Latin squares were first introduced and studied by the famous mathematician Leonhard Euler in the 17...
AbstractAn alternative and simpler proof of the following result is given: Every rxs generalized par...
Latin squares are two-dimensional patterns of symbols. Studied since the 18th century, they now find...
A theory about Latin Squares following [1]. A Latin Square is a n×n table filled with integers from ...
We define two symmetrical analogues of the notion of an outline latin square; we prove that each is ...
AbstractWe define two symmetrical analogues of the notion of an outline latin square; we prove that ...
AbstractThe notion of a Latin square is generalized. The natural object on which to define this exte...
A Latin square of side n defines in a natural way a finite geometry on 3. n points, with three lines...
AbstractNecessary and sufficient conditions are obtained for the extendibility of an r × r symmetric...
A Latin square of side n defines in a natural way a finite geometry on 3. n points, with three lines...
AbstractA Latin square of side n defines in a natural way a finite geometry on 3n points, with three...
A latin square of order n is an n by n array whose entries are drawn from an n-set of symbols such t...
A latin square of order n is an n by n array whose entries are drawn from an n-set of symbols such t...
In the pandiagonal Latin Square problem, a square grid of size N needs to be filled with N types of ...
summary:We review results for the embedding of orthogonal partial Latin squares in orthogonal Latin ...
Latin squares were first introduced and studied by the famous mathematician Leonhard Euler in the 17...
AbstractAn alternative and simpler proof of the following result is given: Every rxs generalized par...