How to arrange $16$ binary digits into a circle, such that the $16$ 4-bit binary numbers will only be present once?
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Arrange $16$ bit binary digits into a circle
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Create a directed graph where the nodes are all of the 3-bit binary numbers and an arc goes from a vertex labeled $abc$ to a vertex labeled $xyz$ if $b=x$ and $c=y$. Label that arc $z$.
This directed graph is strongly connected and every node in this directed graph has the same indegree and outdegree. Therefore, there is a directed Euler circuit in this directed graph. Every such circuit corresponds to a De Bruijn sequence in a pretty obvious way.