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Battery-Aware Rate-Splitting Multiple Access for Solar-Powered Cell-Free LEO Satellite Networks
Cell-free low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite downlinks improve coverage and macro-diversity, but intermittent solar harvesting and finite onboard batteries can make communication-only resource allocation energy-aggressive. We develop battery-aware one-layer rate-splitting multiple access (BA-RSMA) for
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