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Transversals in quasirandom latin squares

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  • UserDr Sean Eberhard (Cambridge)
  • ClockThursday 17 March 2022, 14:30-15:30
  • HouseMR12.

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A transversal in a latin square of order n is a set of n entries not repeating any row, column, or symbol. A famous conjecture of Brualdi, Ryser, and Stein predicts that every latin square has at least one transversal provided n is odd. We will discuss a method of counting transversals that applied to any latin square which is quasirandom is an appropriate sense.

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