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A Hyperbolic Bound for File Retrieval in DNA-Based Data Storage
In DNA-based storage systems, data are retrieved by sequencing molecules sampled from a DNA pool. We study how the way coding redundancy is shared between files affects their expected retrieval times. Our focus lies on the case of two files that are encoded by a systematic linear code over an arbitr
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