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For every odd positive integer m we prove the existence of a Latin square of order 3m having no proper Latin subsquares. Combining this with previously known results it follows that subsquare-free Latin squares exist for all odd orders. © 2005 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.

BACKGROUND There is an implied perception that little scientific information on irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) comes out of Mexico and Latin America in the international medical literature, but the number and tendencies of articles from the region on IBS are not known. AIMS To determine the number and type of Mexican and Latin American articles on IBS published between 1990-2015. METHODS A ...

A Latin square is pan-Hamiltonian if the permutation which defines row i relative to row j consists of a single cycle for every i 61⁄4 j. A Latin square is atomic if all of its conjugates are pan-Hamiltonian. We give a complete enumeration of atomic squares for order 11, the smallest order for which there are examples distinct from the cyclic group. We find that there are seven main classes, in...

We present a system that automatically induces Selectional Preferences (SPs) for Latin verbs from two treebanks by using Latin WordNet. Our method overcomes some of the problems connected with data sparseness and the small size of the input corpora. We also suggest a way to evaluate the acquired SPs on unseen events extracted from other Latin corpora.

We describe how the ambiguity of Latin words renders the machine translation of Latin texts into English much harder than that of the derived west-European languages. Some possible solutions are outlined, and have been tested on the commercial translator ‘Blitz Latin’.

We describe two independent computations of the number of Latin squares of order 10. We also give counts of Latin rectangles with up to 10 columns, and estimates of the number of Latin squares of orders up to 15. Mathematics Reviews Subject Classifications: 05B15, 05-04

A latin bitrade is a pair of partial latin squares which are disjoint, occupy the same set of non-empty cells, and whose corresponding rows and columns contain the same set of entries. In ([9]) it is shown that a latin bitrade may be thought of as three derangements of the same set, whose product is the identity and whose cycles pairwise have at most one point in common. By letting a group act ...

We define a k-plex to be a partial latin square of order n containing kn entries such that exactly k entries lie in each row and column and each of n symbols occurs exactly k times. A transversal of a latin square corresponds to the case k = 1. For k > n/4 we prove that not all k-plexes are completable to latin squares. Certain latin squares, including the Cayley tables of many groups, are show...