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System Level Synthesis for Fast Chance-Constrained Post-Fault Ascent Replanning under Persistent Propulsion Uncertainty
A nonfatal propulsion fault can invalidate the nominal ascent trajectory while leaving sufficient vehicle capability to reach the original orbit or a degraded target. Deterministic replanning can restore nominal feasibility, but residual uncertainty in the identified propulsion capability may still
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