A sequence such that pawn returns to original square
Source: Balkan MO ShortList 2008 C4
April 5, 2020
Problem Statement
An array is given, consisting of unit squares. A pawn is placed arbitrarily on a unit square. A move of the pawn means a jump from a square of the th column to any square of the th row. Show that there exists a sequence of moves of the pawn so that all the unit squares of the array are visited once and, in the end, the pawn returns to the original position.