Signed magic rectangles with three filled cells in each column
Abstract
A signed magic rectangle SMR(m,n;k, s) is an m × n array with entries from X, where X=\0,1,2,…, (mk-1)/2\ if mk is odd and X = \1,2,…, mk/2\ if mk is even, such that precisely k cells in every row and s cells in every column are filled, every integer from set X appears exactly once in the array and the sum of each row and of each column is zero. In this paper, we prove that a signed magic rectangle SMR(m,n;k, 3) exists if and only if 3≤ m,k≤ n and mk=3n.
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