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Joint Beamforming for Continuous Transmissive RIS-Enabled Multiuser Communications
This paper studies continuous transmissive reconfigurable intelligent surface (CT-RIS)-enabled multiuser downlink communications, where passive beamforming is characterized by a phase function defined over the continuous aperture. We employ a distance-dependent spherical-wave model for the base stat
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