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Round Robin Tournaments

 
 
RK4
 
Reply Wed 9 Nov, 2005 11:46 pm
In round-robin tournament scheduling, we wish to assign a home team and an away team for each game so that each of n teams, where n is odd, plays an equal number of home games and away games.

Show that if, when i+j is odd, we assign the smaller of i and j as the home team, whereas if i+j is even, we assign the larger of i and j as the home team, then each team plays an equal number of home and away games.
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