Nonequidistant two-dimensional antenna arrays are based on Latin squares for registration of cosmic, atmospheric and lithospheric radiation

The possibility of using Latin squares for constructing two-dimensional nonequidistant antenna arrays that can be used for development of radio telescopes and systems for remote sensing of atmospheric and lithospheric radiation has been shown. An algorithm for calculating the coordinates of elements of a non-equidistant antenna array using the values of elements of Latin squares is proposed.