A matroid generalization of a result on row-Latin rectangles
The paper is devoted to some generalization of an \textit{A. A. Drisko} result [J. Comb. Theory, Ser. A 84, No. 2, 181-195 (1998; Zbl 0915.05025)] on finding such a minimum value of \(m\) that every \(m \times n\) row-Latin rectangle has a transversal. Due to a suggested new proof of an A. A. Drisko result, the author decreases the time complexity of the computational algorithm for finding a transversal from \(O(n^4)\) to \(O(n^2)\). The paper contains also a set of unsolved problems which are suggested for further investigations and references properly covering the history of finding transversals in row-Latin rectangles.
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