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Volume 54 - Issue 388 - May 1970

Contents

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Mathematical Notes

Research Article

  • Problem

  • H. W. Lowry
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    03 November 2016, p. 160

  • Eight couples have a five-course dinner. They start with 2 couples at each of four tables and finish with 2 couples (not the same two) at each table. After each course some men and women change tables, but maintain 2 men and 2 women at each table. The problem is to arrange these changes so that each person meets as many others as possible: that is, each man meets 5 other men and 8 women and each woman meets 5 other women and 8 men.

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Letter

  • Correspondence

  • A. R. Pargeter, Y. Benzies
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    03 November 2016, pp. 164-166
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