Abstract
For a set $\cM=\{-μ,-μ+1,\ldots, λ\}\setminus\{0\}$ with non-negative integers not both 0, a subset $\cS$ of the residue class ring modulo an integer is called a -\emph{covering set} if $$ \cM \cS=\{ms \bmod q : m\in \cM,\ s\in \cS\}=\Z_q. $$ Small covering sets play an important role in codes correcting limited-magnitude errors. We give an explicit construction of a -covering set $\cS$ which is of the size for almost all integers and of optimal size if is prime. Furthermore, using a bound on the fourth moment of character sums of Cochrane and Shi we prove the bound for any integer , however the proof of this bound is not constructive.
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