Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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6423960 | Electronic Notes in Discrete Mathematics | 2011 | 6 Pages |
Abstract
An (n, d, a, b)-perfect array is a d-dimensional b1Ãb2Ãâ¯Ãbd sized n-ary periodic array containing all possible a1Ãa2Ãâ¯Ãad sized n-ary array exactly once as subarray. If a1=a2=â¯=ad and term double cube are used. If d⩾4, then the double cube is called double hypercube. We prove the existence of (N, d, a, b)-perfect double cubes for arbitrary d⩾1,a⩾2 and n⩾2, where N=kn with a suitable k⩾1. Further we illustrate the main theorem constructing 4 and 5-dimensional hypercubes.
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Authors
Antal Iványi, János Madarász,