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Hierarchical Beam Training and Codebook Design for Movable Antenna-Assisted Near-Field Systems
As sixth-generation (6G) communication systems evolve toward higher frequency bands and larger array apertures, the near-field range expands rapidly, making near-field channel estimation increasingly important and challenging. Beam training has been recognized as an effective approach for channel st
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