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....leads to the standard examples of. Group theory helps to construct examples of such bases for any dimension d, but this construction by no means exhausts the possibilities. A fairly general construction is given in [29] It requires two combinatorial structures known from classical design theory [37]: a Latin square of order d, i.e. a matrix in which each row and column is a permutation of (1, d) and d Hadamard matrices, i.e. unitary d d matrices, in which each entry has modulus d 1 2 .For neither Latin squares nor Hadamard matrices an exhaustive construction exists, so these are ....
T.Beth,D.Jungnickel,H.Lenz:Design Theory, 2nd edition, Encyclopedia of Mathematics and Its Applications , Vols. 69 and 78, (Cambridge Univ Press 2000) 50
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