Heden, O., On the modular n-queen problem, Discrete Mathematics 102 (1992) 155-161. Let M(n) denote the maximum number of queens on a modular chessboard such that no two attack each other. We prove that if 4 or 6 divides n then M(n) c n -2 and if gcd(n, 24) = 8 then M(n) 2 n -2. We also show that M
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The modular n-queen problem
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- Elsevier Science
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- 1977
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WC show that the modular n-queen prohlcm has a solutton if and only if gcd(n, 6,) = I. We give a class of solutions for all thcsc n.
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