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Joint Geometric and QoS-Aware Routing in Optical LEO Satellite Networks via DRL
Optical inter satellite links ISLs are becoming the backbone of modern LEO constellations offering high capacity and low latency but introducing stringent geometric and physical layer constraints Routing in such networks must therefore account for time varying topology jitter induced outage and the
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