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Second-Order Fade Statistics in Underwater Optical Wireless Communications in Air-Bubble and Turbidity-Impaired Environments
The propagation of underwater optical signals through air-bubble-impaired channels induces irradiance fluctuations and partial line-of-sight blockages that degrade the performance of underwater optical wireless communication (UOWC) systems. Although the first-order fading statistics of such channels
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