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In the n-by-n case when n is even, all of them are possible :) In the n-by-n case when n is odd , that's not the case... it breaks into a few equivalence class
by raymondtana 1y ago
In the n-by-n case when n is even, all of them are possible :)
In the n-by-n case when n is odd , that's not the case... it breaks into a few equivalence classes that you can separate out by looking at the "mod 2 sums" across each of the rows and columns.