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[For the entire collection see Zbl 0715.00010.] This chapter in an excellent introduction to transversals. It starts with basic facts and definitions and covers partial transversals and enumeration of transversals of latin squares. Next the area of sets of mutually orthogonal latin squares with no common transversal is surveyed. A good coverage is given of mutually orthogonal latin squares which are not extendible and generalization of transversals and complete mappings. The ``Addition Remarks section contains an interesting, historically referenced, discussion of some questions related to finite \(p\)-groups.
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