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A Unified Framework for Characterizing General MIMO Channels
Modern MIMO systems are evolving toward higher-dimensional and more flexible architectures, such as distributed and holographic MIMO, offering substantial benefits while giving rise to increasingly complex channel correlation structures. This growing architectural diversity makes it difficult to cha
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