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Antenna Placement for Monostatic Near-Field Wireless Sensing
The emergence of movable antenna technology enables flexible antenna placement, allowing transceiver antennas to more effectively exploit spatial degrees of freedom. In this paper, we investigate a monostatic near-field sensing system, aiming to minimize the worst-case squared position error bound (
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