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Multi-State Virtual Network Architecture for Next Generation Satellite Networks
Virtual node (VN) approach is widely used in satellite networks research but it has some deficiencies. In this work, we enhanced VN technique and propose a generic virtual topology model, namely multi-state virtual network (MSVN) architecture. We investigate a new mathematical model for MSVN and present its potential contribution to the overall system availability.