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Movable Antenna Arrays with Imperfect Channel State Information in Rich Scattering Environments
The growing demand for high spectral efficiency in 6G and beyond has driven research into adaptive antenna architectures capable of exploiting the spatial structure of multipath propagation channels. Conventional base station arrays are deployed with fixed element positions and cannot adapt to the i
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