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Characterization of Beam-Squint and Beam-Split Effects in RIS-assisted Multi-Frequency Networks
Multi-frequency operation in beyond-5G and 6G systems renders the beam directions of large-aperture arrays frequency-dependent, giving rise to beam misalignment effects critical for reconfigurable intelligent surfaces (RISs). When an RIS phase profile is configured at one frequency but illuminated a
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