Premier carr¨¦ bimagique d'ordre 18

(7 Mai2006-11 Mai 2006 07:00 environ)

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0 308 37 71 73 107 109 143 145 177 266 233 202 188 290 240 283 35
34 151 282 267 235 220 215 182 311 142 1 110 106 36 70 74 292 179
278 33 38 69 72 105 111 165 2 214 141 307 257 249 232 146 197 291
68 289 274 173 246 231 108 310 75 104 150 3 39 210 269 186 32 140
4 31 40 112 250 149 139 313 201 191 229 67 103 76 288 268 171 275
102 295 178 66 309 251 213 77 137 144 30 113 230 181 5 263 41 272
204 42 176 29 136 78 6 153 265 227 180 114 276 101 312 65 247 296
134 203 100 252 228 316 43 79 279 64 196 237 28 168 156 302 115 7
293 148 172 248 63 8 261 44 212 80 194 27 284 116 99 127 306 225
122 163 270 160 193 200 81 62 26 300 244 262 45 320 223 129 9 98
158 205 303 183 222 259 318 135 97 25 46 281 167 121 61 10 234 82
271 159 297 322 11 216 211 264 130 60 184 170 24 47 83 124 92 242
217 258 131 96 23 117 174 323 58 88 304 198 238 273 154 48 12 195
253 49 95 20 120 294 317 13 162 286 219 87 192 245 56 133 157 209
155 123 93 298 175 14 52 126 277 189 239 86 254 55 224 321 207 19
152 206 243 190 51 118 256 169 84 314 22 305 90 15 132 280 221 59
161 18 128 260 185 16 57 94 299 285 241 218 85 319 199 53 125 164
301 226 50 91 315 208 236 255 147 17 21 89 287 187 54 138 166 119

Dear friends,

 

Thanks for the 20th-order non-normal pandiagonal bimagic square, very nice.

On this subject, two interesting questions:

-is it possible to construct a non-normal pandiagonal bimagic square of an order smaller than 18?

-is it possible to construct a normal pandiagonal bimagic square of an order smaller than 32?

 

About your other square, I had problems to understand what you meant by ¡°Dual magic square¡±.

After the analysis of your file, I call such a square an ¡°additive-multiplicative magic square¡±.

Did you see my best 8th and 9th-order additive-multiplicative magic squares at www.multimagie.com/English/Multiplicative8_9.htm?

Is it possible to construct better 8th and 9th-order additive-multiplicative magic squares? (better = with smaller sums, smaller products, or smaller max numbers)

 

And is it possible to construct 5th, 6th or 7th-order additive-multiplicative magic squares?

In my www.multimagie.com/English/Multiplicative6_7.htm page, I have 6th and 7th-order multiplicative square with some additive-multiplicative properties: all their rows are additive-multiplicative.

 

Attached, you will find the 18th-order bimagic square by Jacques Gu¨¦ron.

 

Best regards.

Christian Boyer.

 


De : gzy [mailto:gy1397@163.com]
Envoy¨¦ : jeudi 18 mai 2006 06:15
À : Christian Boyer
Cc : '
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Objet : 20th-order Dual magic square and 20th-order pandiagonal bimagic square

 

Dear friends,

 

    Concerning Who was the first, we think consistently that  Assurance it, should with announce of the day.Perhaps thare are  his ories  on Very early, but real magic square result is distinguishing with theories.

To Your latest news: I will add the first 18 th-order bimagic square constructed by Jacques Gu ¨¦ ron, received today!

We are very happy, because it is an important result.We say to Jacques Gu ¨¦ ron heartfelt congratulation!But we haven't  see his 18 th bimagic square, my website also wants to announce this importance achievement, hoping you send his the square, letting the joy that we share him as early as possible.

I send 20th-order pandiagonal bimagic square and  20th-order  Dual magic square by Su Maoting, China  2006 /2 /8.

 

     I agree the first authors mentioned in the table of your site will be:

 

48        Pan Fengchu, 2004

50        Gao Zhiyuan, 2006

55        Li Wen, 2006

56        Gao Zhiyuan, 2006

63        Pan Fengchu, 2006

 

 

 Best regards. Gao Zhiyuan    2006/5/18