Transversal conjecture for Latin hypercubes of odd order or dimension

Let M(d,n)M(d,n) denote the set of Latin hypercubes of dimension dd and order nn. A transversal is a set of nn entries containing each value in every coordinate position and each symbol exactly once. Transversal conjecture. If nn is odd or dd is odd and HM(d,n)H\in M(d,n), then HH has transversals. The conjecture contrasts with the theorem that no transversals exist in Znd\mathbb{Z}_n^d when both nn and dd are even; its status is not resolved in the supplied text.

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Billy Child and Ian M. Wanless, “Latin hypercubes with restricted transversals”, arXiv:2605.01813 (2026).

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