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Characterizing Multi-Cell Pinching-Antenna Transmission: Revealing the Other Side of the Coin
Using pinching antennas to enhance a user's connection to its own base station (BS) is intuitive and has been well investigated in the literature. This letter focuses on a less intuitive advantage of pinching antennas from the interference-suppression perspective. In particular, using pinching anten
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