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Load Balancing in Multi-Shell LEO Satellite Networks with Successive Interference Cancellation
Multi-shell low Earth orbit (LEO) networks can increase service opportunities, but altitude-dependent propagation can concentrate traffic on lower shells and create strong inter-shell interference under full frequency reuse. This paper develops a mathematical framework for load balancing in multi-sh
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