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Receiver-Surface Hit Patterns via Legendre Approximation for Molecular Signal Detection
Detecting whether a transmitter is actively communicating with a receiver is a fundamental problem in molecular communications. A spherical receiver may measure not only the number and arrival times of absorbed molecules, but also their absorption locations on the receiver surface. These locations c
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