Generalization of Scarpis's theorem on Hadamard matrices
Abstract
A \1,-1\-matrix H of order m is a Hadamard matrix if HHT=mIm, where T is the transposition operator and Im the identity matrix of order m. J. Hadamard published his paper on Hadamard matrices in 1893. Five years later, Scarpis showed how one can use a Hadamard matrix of order n=1+p, p 3 4 a prime, to construct a bigger Hadamard matrix of order pn. In this note we show that Scarpis's construction can be extended to the more general case where p is replaced by a prime power q.
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