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Waves on the Walls: Empirical Characterization of mmWave Lateral Waves for Enhanced Indoor Coverage
High-frequency millimeter-wave (mmWave) communication systems are constrained by the surrounding environment, where walls are traditionally treated as obstacles that block or reflect signals indoors. Consequently, current beamforming strategies are tailored to circumvent these obstructions. In this
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