Embedding partial idempotent Latin squares
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Cites work
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3182201 (Why is no real title available?)
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Cited in
(12)- Finite partial cyclic triple systems can be finitely embedded
- Finite embeddability in a class of infinitary algebras
- Strong finite embeddability for classes of quasigroups
- Two finite embedding theorems for partial 3-quasigroups
- Embedding an incomplete latin square in a latin square with a prescribed diagonal
- On completing partial Latin squares with prescribed diagonals
- A finite partial idempotent latin cube can be embedded in a finite idempotent latin cube
- Embedding an incomplete diagonal latin square in a complete diagonal latin square
- Completing a solution of the embedding problem for incomplete idempotent Latin squares when numerical conditions suffice
- Finite embedding theorems for partial Latin squares, quasi-groups, and loops
- Intersection preserving finite embedding theorems for partial quasigroups
- Totally symmetric and semi-symmetric quasigroups have the intersection preserving finite embeddability property
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