Numerical results show that the optimal common stream power allocation depends on the transmit power, while inter-beam interference under frequency reuse introduces an outage floor absent under orthogonal allocation, providing practical design insights for HAPS-RSMA systems.
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This paper analyzes the outage performance of a high-altitude platform station (HAPS)-assisted downlink employing rate-splitting multiple access (RSMA). A realistic link budget accounting for free-space path loss, rain attenuation, and atmospheric absorption is combined with elevation-angle-dependent shadowed Rician fading. Closed-form outage probability and throughput expressions are derived for orthogonal frequency allocation and full frequency reuse, where the aggregate inter-beam interference is approximated by a moment-matched Gamma random variable, yielding a tractable finite-sum expression via its Laplace transform. The analytical expressions are validated through Monte Carlo simulations, showing close agreement. Numerical results show that the optimal common stream power allocation depends on the transmit power, while inter-beam interference under frequency reuse introduces an outage floor absent under orthogonal allocation, providing practical design insights for HAPS-RSMA systems
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