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If q is a prime power, there exist q-1 MOLS of order q. These are constructed by the "finite field method". For there exists a Galois field F of order q. Now, for each non-zero element a od F, let La be the array, with rows and columns indexed by F, such that the symbol in row x and column y of La is ax+y. Then the arrays La form the required q-1 MOLS.
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Peter J. Cameron
16 April 2002