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Optimal Conversion Bandwidth for MDS Convertible Codes in the Split Regime with $r^F<k^F<r^I$
Erasure codes are widely used in distributed storage systems to provide fault tolerance. An $[n,k]$ erasure code encodes $k$ data symbols into $n$ coded symbols and distributes them across $n$ storage nodes. Once the code parameters are fixed, the achievable fault tolerance is also fixed. However, t
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