On squares of squares
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0. There is a long and intriguing history of the subject of magic squares, squares whose row, column, and diagonal sums are all equal. There has recently been some interest in whether there can exist a three-by-three magic square whose nine elements are all perfect squares; the problem seems first to have been raised by LaBar [5]. The answer is of course yes, for example 52 12 72 72 52 12 12 72 52
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