Combinatorial theorems and integral matrices
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- A canonical construction for nonnegative integral matrices with given line sums
- Constrained \((0,1)\)-matrix completion with a staircase of fixed zeros
- Existence theorem for infinite integral matrices
- Matrices of zeros and ones with given line sums and a zero block
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- Leon Mirsky (1918--1983)
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- Constructing integral matrices with given line sums
- Balanced home-away assignments
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