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Optimal transmit field distribution for partially obstructed continuous radiating surfaces in near-field communication systems
This paper deals with the optimal synthesis of aperture fields for (radiating) near-field communications in obstructed environments. A physically consistent model based on knife-edge diffraction is used to formulate the problem as a maximization in Hilbert space. The optimal solution is obtained as
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