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Why Is Cubic-Phase Airy Beamforming Sufficient for Blockage Recovery?
Blockage is a critical challenge for near-field communications, where reliable transmission depends heavily on the line-of-sight (LoS) path and can suffer severe power degradation when that path is obstructed. Near-field Airy beams offer a promising solution for blockage mitigation by forming curved
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