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Joint Random Access and Localization in Cell-Free User-Centric Networks with Frequency-Selective Fading Channels
We study random access (RACH) schemes for cell-free (CF) user-centric networks to handle many geographically distributed users with sporadic traffic and intermittent activity. The RACH must allow the system to: 1) detect preambles sent by the (yet unknown) random access users in the RACH slot; 2) lo
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