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Latin square

In combinatorics and in experimental design, a Latin square is an n × n array filled with n different symbols, each occurring exactly once in each row and exactly once in each column. An example of a 3 × 3 Latin square is

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Latin square

Nodes59
Edges58
Triples223
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.033898
Components1

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related to Further reading · 79
Latin square → Academic Press, Addison-Wesley, Advanced Experimental Design, Amsterdam, Analysis, Annals, Anne Penfold, Applications, Berger, Bikas, Celli, Charles, Combinatorial Algorithms, Combinatorial Problems, Combinatorics, Computer Programming, Constructions, Damaraju, Deborah, Design
related to Counting · 31
Latin square → Bammel, Brown, Cayley, Euler, Fisher, Frolov, He, However, In, Kolesova, Lam, Latin, MacMahon, McKay, Meynert, Myrvold, Norton, Norton's, Preece, Rogoyski
related to References · 28
Latin square → Academic Press, Bailey, Bikas, Cambridge University Press, Combinatorics, Comparative Experiments, Course, Design, Dénes, ISBN, Keedwell, Kirti, Latin, Lecture Notes, Lint, More, MR, New York-London, Optimal Designs, Row-Column
related to External links · 8
Latin square → Encyclopaedia, Eric, Integer Sequences, Latin Squares, MathematicsLatin Squares, MathWorld, Online Encyclopedia, Weisstein
related to Completing a partial Latin square · 7
Latin square → Any Latin, Hall's, If, Latin, More, The, Various
related to Mathematical puzzles · 7
Latin square → KenKen, Latin, Mathematics, See, Strimko, Sudoku, The
related to Number of n × n Latin squares · 7
Latin square → Bn, Latin, Ln, One, The, There, This
related to Error correcting codes · 6
Latin square → Firstly, In, Internet, Latin, Sets, The
related to Heraldry · 5
Latin square → Also, Canada, International Biometric Society, Statistical Society, The Latin
is a · 4
Latin square → choice of n cells, pair of two Latin squares such that, partial Latin square that has a unique completion, set of n2 triples

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latin squares square number isbn mr order design orthogonal also classes one transversal column symbols reduced first row example array

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Latin squareis aset of n2 triples0.90text
Latin squareis apartial Latin square that has a unique completion0.90text
Latin squareis achoice of n cells0.90text
Latin squareis apair of two Latin squares such that0.90text
Latin squarerelated to Agronomic researchLatin0.60section
Latin squarerelated to AlgorithmsFor0.60section
Latin squarerelated to AlgorithmsLatin0.60section
Latin squarerelated to AlgorithmsJacobson0.60section
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Latin squarerelated to Board gamesLatin0.60section
Latin squarerelated to Board gamesKamisado0.60section
Latin squarerelated to Completing a partial Latin squareLatin0.60section

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