Embedding Latin Squares with Prescribed Diagonal
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(9)- On Latin squares and the facial structure of related polytopes
- On completing partial Latin squares with prescribed diagonals
- The tournament scheduling problem with absences
- On the completion of latin rectangles to symmetric latin squares
- Ryser's theorem for symmetric -Latin squares
- A partial m=(2k+1)-cycle system of order n can be embedded in an m- cycle of order (2n+1)m
- Ryser's theorem for simple multi-Latin rectangles
- Embedding an incomplete latin square in a latin square with a prescribed diagonal
- On the completability of incomplete Latin squares
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