Extremal incomplete sets in finite abelian groups.
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Abstract: Let be a finite abelian group. The critical number of is the least positive integer such that every subset of cardinality at least spans , i.e., every element of can be written as a nonempty sum of distinct elements of . The exact values of the critical number have been completely determined recently for all finite abelian groups. The structure of these sets of cardinality which fail to span has also been characterized except for the case that is an even number and the case that with are primes. In this paper, we characterize these extremal subsets for is an even number, or with are primes and .
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