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Near-Field Localization Beyond Bandwidth Limits for Large-Aperture Pinching-Antenna Systems
Conventional bandwidth-limited ranging resolves delay on the scale of \(c_0/(2B)\), yet a large distributed aperture can support substantially finer localization through near-field carrier-phase diversity. This letter characterizes the coherent main-lobe width of the localization likelihood for pinc
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