The unitary symmetric matrix manifold is geometrically characterized with tangent space, retraction, and geodesics, enabling Riemannian line-search and phase-optimization algorithms that outperform prior BD-RIS methods and exploit low-rank structure when elements exceed antennas.
Generalized beyond- diagonal RIS architectures: Theory and design via structure-oriented symmetric unitary projection
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