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Is Dual Polarization Always Optimal? Unlocking New Spatial Degrees of Freedom
Current wireless communication systems are designed based on channel models obtained under the assumption of far-field operation, where electromagnetic waves can be approximated by a planar wave. In those circumstances, dualpolarized antennas seem to be the optimal solution for maximizing the spectr
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