**Agentic reinforcement learning controllers trained via UCB-guided surrogate Bayesian optimization will reduce coalition-based equilibrium deviations in decentralized LEO satellite task scheduling, with the exploration-exploitation tradeoff directly modulating the unseen battery aging costs of in-orbit computation.**
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Supporting Research Papers
- Unseen Cost of Space Computing: Quantifying LEO Battery Aging via Physics-Driven Modeling
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