Abstract

A $t-\a$ covering array is an m×nm\times n matrix, with entries from an alphabet of size αα, such that for any choice of tt rows, and any ordered string of tt letters of the alphabet, there exists a column such that the "values" of the rows in that column match those of the string of letters. We use the Lovász Local Lemma in conjunction with a new tiling-based probability model to improve the upper bound on the smallest number of columns N=N(m,t,α)N=N(m,t,α) of a $t-\a$ covering array.

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