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Near-Field Beamforming Design for Multi-IRS Wireless Beam Routing
This letter investigates efficient near-field beamforming designs for wireless communication systems aided by multiple extremely large-scale intelligent reflecting surfaces (Multi-XL-IRSs). Previous studies have mostly assumed far-field channel conditions, based on which angle-based beamforming is a
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