Abstract
Prior to using computational tools that find the autotopism group of a partial Latin rectangle (its stabilizer group under row, column and symbol permutations), it is beneficial to find partitions of the rows, columns and symbols that are invariant under autotopisms and are as fine as possible. We look at the lattices formed by these partitions and introduce two invariant refining maps on these lattices. The first map generalizes the strong entry invariant in a previous work. The second map utilizes some bipartite graphs, introduced here, whose structure is determined by pairs of rows (or columns, or symbols). Experimental results indicate that in most cases (ordinarily 99%+), the combined use of these invariants gives the theoretical best partition of the rows, columns and symbols, outperforms the strong entry invariant, which only gives the theoretical best partitions in roughly 80% of the cases.
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