HAL (France)
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Reconfigurable intelligent surfaces in cellular networks : performance analysis and optimal design
This thesis investigates the impact of deploying reconfigurable intelligent surfaces (RIS), which can engineer spatial diversity in complex cellular networks, at a system level. We develop a framework to characterize the performance of RIS-assisted cellular networks, focusing on downlink coverage pr
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