The paper develops a receiver-induced channel shaping method using FRIS to minimize quadrature leakage in Rydberg atomic MIMO systems, achieving better bit-error rates than conventional designs.
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A site-specific beam learning method for full-duplex massive MIMO uses designed beam codebooks and deep learning to produce low self-interference high-SNR beams with 75-97% fewer measurements than explicit self-interference channel estimation.
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Toward a Receiver-Induced Channel Shaping Paradigm: FRIS-Assisted Rydberg Atomic MIMO with Quadrature-Leakage-Aware Design
The paper develops a receiver-induced channel shaping method using FRIS to minimize quadrature leakage in Rydberg atomic MIMO systems, achieving better bit-error rates than conventional designs.
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Site-Specific Beam Learning for Full-Duplex Massive MIMO Wireless Systems
A site-specific beam learning method for full-duplex massive MIMO uses designed beam codebooks and deep learning to produce low self-interference high-SNR beams with 75-97% fewer measurements than explicit self-interference channel estimation.