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RLNC vs Reed-Solomon in Satellite Channels: Crossover Analysis and the Bridging Property
Satellite communication systems are increasingly relied upon for connectivity in remote areas and are expected to play a pivotal role in 6G networks, operating under high round-trip times and packet loss where forward error correction is essential. This work evaluates Reed-Solomon (RS) coding, Rando
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