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Stochastic Analysis of Laser Phase Noise in Photonics-Assisted Radio Frequency Beamforming
This paper develops a stochastic model for quantifying the impact of laser phase noise on photonics-assisted radio frequency (RF) beamforming. Unlike conventional deterministic models, the presented theoretical framework captures the statistical randomness associated with the RF array factor of beam
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