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Feb 12, 2017 at 17:46 comment added Steven Stadnicki In the broad (i.e., replacing 9 here with an arbitrary value) I'd be very surprised if this problem (in particular the binary question 'is there a LS in the same class as $M$ which agrees with $L$ on all but $k$ squares') isn't NP-hard; I suspect that even answering whether two squares are in the same equivalence class is hard in some suitable sense (and indeed, sav.sk/journals/uploads/0317154604gr-sy.pdf seems to suggest this, and points to a reference ("On the $n\log n$ isomorphism technique") for more info, though there have been recent advances in graph and group isomorphism..)
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Sep 15, 2016 at 20:18 comment added Gerhard Paseman How do the ideas you have already work for lower orders (8, etc.)? Does the fact that 9=3*3 help, perhaps by collecting classes whose difference is represented by permuting a sub-Latin square of order 3? Not knowing how to tell when two squares are in the same class, I am hesitant to offer explicit suggestions. Gerhard "Combinatorialists Are Rather Classy Mathematicians" Paseman, 2016.09.15.
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