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Polyhedral RIS Architecture with Quantum-Assisted Facet Selection for Uniform Coverage
Reconfigurable intelligent surfaces (RISs) direct coverage toward moving user equipment (UE), but practical deployments involve discrete phase control, uncertain facet positions, and UE mobility, which require the problem to be re-solved continually. We consider these challenges for the chamfered he
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