Robust Rate-Splitting Design for Mixed Dual-Polarized Integrated Satellite-Terrestrial Networks Under Polarization Mismatch
Jaehyup Seong, Juhwan Lee, Jungwoo Lee, Sean Kwon, and Wonjae Shin

TL;DR
This paper introduces a robust rate-splitting framework for mixed dual-polarized satellite-terrestrial networks, effectively managing interference and polarization challenges to enhance user rates.
Contribution
It proposes a novel MDP-RSMA scheme with inter- and intra-network rate-splitting, addressing polarization mismatch and imperfect CSI for improved spectral efficiency.
Findings
Significant improvement in minimum user rate compared to baseline schemes.
Effective mitigation of inter- and intra-network interference.
Robust precoder optimization under practical polarization and channel uncertainties.
Abstract
Dual-polarized transmission offers a promising approach to improve spectral efficiency in multiantenna networks by reusing frequency and time resources across orthogonal polarization domains. Building upon this advantage, this paper investigates interference management in mixed dual-polarized integrated satellite-terrestrial networks (MDP-ISTN), comprising a circularly polarized (CP) satellite sub-network and a linearly polarized (LP) terrestrial sub-network. To this end, we employ rate-splitting multiple access (RSMA), which enables flexible non-orthogonal transmission through partial interference decoding and partial interference treating-as-noise. Specifically, to jointly mitigate both inter-network interference between the CP low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite and LP terrestrial sub-networks as well as intra-network interference within each sub-network, we propose an MDP-RSMA framework…
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