Maoris: A Word Puzzle

Jeremiah Farrell

Maoris: A Word Puzzle

Butler University

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Abstract

A new kind of magic square has recently been discovered and our puzzle MAORIS is a realization in words of the 4x4 case. In addition, MAORIS can be played effectively as a two-person board game that has a rather subtle forced win for one of the combatants.

Original language	American English
Journal	Word Ways
State	Published - Aug 1 2002

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