Latin transversals of rectangular arrays
Sherman K. Stein
Abstract
Let m and n be integers, 2 ≤ m ≤ n. An m by n array consists of mn cells, arranged in m rows and n columns, and each cell contains exactly one symbol. A transversal of an array consists of m cells, one from each row and no two from the same column. A latin transversal is a transversal in which no symbol appears more than once. We will establish a sufficient condition that a 3 by n array has a latin transversal.
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