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The 18th-order pan-Bimagic square

by Su Maoting    for 2001-03

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  1. 18*18
  2. Min=1; Max=1401£»
  3. that the sum of the entries of any row, any column, or any pan diagonal is the same. C1= 12618 £»
  4. that square  sum of the entries of any row, any column, or any pan diagonal is the same. C2= 12889482 £»
  5. that the cube sum of the entries of  any main and pan diagonal is the same. C3= 14 705 585 010 £»