Siriyakorn Duangmoon, Praphon Kanokladarom, Suchada Pongprasert, T. Rungratgasame, Natsima Srithaisong
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Affine Magic Cubes of Order 4: Concepts and Applications
We convert a classical magic cube of order 4, which is an arrangement of , to a cube of order 4 whose entries belong to . By using finite-dimensional vector spaces over the field , we introduce the notion of affine magic cubes and study their properties. The obtained results can be applied to describe some features of various types of magic cubes of order 4.