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Reliable Near-Field Multi-User Positioning Informed by Two-Stage MUSIC
Near-field localization is a promising technique for high-resolution multi-user positioning in future wireless systems, but its performance is often degraded by scattering-induced coherent propagation. Existing near-field localization methods, which require separate parameter estimation and path/sou
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