**The power-law scaling of FP32-BF16 loss-landscape mismatch (LMC) barriers in LEO satellite battery aging models will constrain the optimal computational load distribution in Space Computing Power Networks (SCPNs), with battery degradation rates exhibiting coalition-based equilibrium deviations when modeled via cooperative game theory.**
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Supporting Research Papers
- Unseen Cost of Space Computing: Quantifying LEO Battery Aging via Physics-Driven Modeling
Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite constellations in the 6G era are evolving into intelligent in-orbit computational platforms, forming Space Computing Power Networks (SCPNs) to deliver global-scale comp...
- Geometric Scaling of Battery Cells and Its Effect on Key Performance Indicators
This paper presents a computationally lightweight scaling model for cylindrical lithium-ion battery cells, intended for early-stage battery design-space exploration. The model maps selected geometric ...
- Communication-Efficient Collaborative LLM Inference over LEO Satellite Networks
Low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites play an essential role in intelligent Earth observation by leveraging artificial intelligence models. However, limited onboard memory and excessive inference delay pre...
- Comparing Contract-Based Support Mechanisms for Long-Duration Energy Storage
Long-duration energy storage (LDES) faces significant revenue volatility that impedes investment. This paper evaluates four contract-based support mechanisms using an equilibrium model with risk-avers...
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