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OMM 2006 Problem 3

    Let nn be an integer greater than 11 . In how many ways can we fill all the numbers 1,2,...,2n1, 2,..., 2n in the boxes of a grid of 2×n2\times n , one in each box, so that any two consecutive numbers are they in squares that share one side of the grid?

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