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Is recognizing if a Latin square is isotopic to its transpose more efficient than computing its symmetry group?

Ihrig and Ihrig (2007) described a mathematical method for determining if a Latin square is isotopic to its transpose (where isotopic Latin squares vary by permuting the rows, columns and symbols). ...
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Is counting Latin squares #P-complete?

I feel like I should know the answer to this. I did some Googling and didn't easily find the answer... Question: Is counting Latin squares #P-complete? Obviously the corresponding decision problem &...
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