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44a5f8de6b22719f2697 · Measuring the Impact of Beamwidth and Bandwidth on the Wide-Sense Stationarity of Millimeter-Wave Channels

Measuring the Impact of Beamwidth and Bandwidth on the Wide-Sense Stationarity of Millimeter-Wave Channels

A wireless channel is wide-sense stationary (WSS) when the mean and autocorrelation of its small-scale fading are displacement invariant. This occurs when the channel is rich in propagation paths – their complex summation averages out any displacement

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