Nonpolynomiality conjecture for semi-magic hypercube counting functions

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Let HndH_n^d denote the counting function for semi-magic dd-dimensional hypercubes of order nn. Nonpolynomiality conjecture. The function HndH_n^d is not a polynomial when n,d3n,d\geq 3. The claim is posed as a challenge to the reader and is motivated by the cited result that H33H_3^3 is a quasi-polynomial but not a polynomial; its general validity remains open.

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Matthias Beck, Moshe Cohen, Jessica Cuomo and Paul Gribelyuk, “The number of "magic" squares and hypercubes”, arXiv:math/0201013 (2005).

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