Magic squares
Task number: 3903
From orthogonal Latin squares \( A \) and \( B \) of order \( n \), composed of numbers \( 0,…, n-1 \), construct square \( C \) according to the rule \( c_{i, j} = na_{i,j} + b_{i, j} +1 \).
What are the special properties of the resulting square \(C\)?
- Solution- The resulting square will contain the numbers \(1,…, n^2 \) and all row and column sums will be the same. - Such squares are sometimes called magic squares, although they are usually required to have the same sums also on both diagonals. 



