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Systematic Codes Correcting Two Deletions with Three Redundant Symbols over Large Alphabets
A literal-systematic $q$-ary code leaves its $n$ information symbols unchanged and appends deletion-prone checks. For $n\ge2$, a known lower bound requires three such checks to correct two arbitrary deletions. We give a uniform construction meeting this minimum over a power-of-two alphabet $q<2^{32}
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