Patrick Mitran

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University of Waterloo

Canada

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Patrick Mitran is a Professor at the University of Waterloo, Canada. His research primarily focuses on ultrawideband signal generation, frequency multiplier-based transmitters, and adaptive beamforming in reconfigurable intelligent surface (RIS) systems. Recent contributions include advancements in massive MU-MIMO networks and techniques for optimizing transmitter performance. He actively explores the theoretical aspects of signal processing in communication systems.

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Ali Darwish

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Johns Hopkins University

UNITED STATES

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Ravi Mazumdar

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University of Waterloo

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Slim Boumaiza

University of Waterloo

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Mahmoud Saad Abouamer

Aalborg University

DENMARK

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Hideki Ochiai

The University of Electro-Communications

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Articles (19)

Frequency-Stitching-Based Ultrawideband Signal Generation for 6G Component/System Testing: Achieving 12-GHz Instantaneous Bandwidth and 96-Gbps Data Rate at D Band

Recent Advances in Linearization Techniques for Frequency Multiplier-Based Transmitters Driven With Vector-Modulated Signals

A Hypernetwork Framework for Learning Adaptive Beamforming Schemes in RIS Systems

Spectrum and RAN Sharing: How to Avoid Cross-Subsidization While Taking Full Advantage of Massive MU-MIMO?

Practical Configuration of a Discrete RIS With Phase-Dependent Amplitude Response

Active Calibration Approach Addressing Antenna Mutual Coupling and Power Amplifier Output Mismatch in Fully Digital MIMO Transmitters

Digital Predistortion of Frequency Multiplier-Based Vector Signal Sources With Constrained Transmitter and Observation Receiver Bandwidth

Millimeter-Wave Device Characterization Under Wideband Modulated Signals Using Vector Network Analyzer Frequency Extenders

Operating Multi-User Massive MIMO Networks: Trade-Off Between Performance and Runtime

Capacity-Achieving Input Distributions of Additive Vector Gaussian Noise Channels: Even-Moment Constraints and Unbounded or Compact Support

On the Viability of Using a Subset of Transmitter- Observation Receivers for Training a Common DPD in Fully Digital MIMO Transmitters

Load and Power Indexed Predistortion for Improved Robustness to MIMO Channel Conditions

A New Polar Code Design Based on Reciprocal Channel Approximation

Wideband Digital Predistortion for Frequency Multipliers Driven by Nonideal Upconverters

Array Calibration and Digital Predistortion Training Using Embedded Near-Field Feedback Probes and Orthogonal Coding for Enhancing the Performance of Millimeter-Wave Beamforming Arrays

Novel Algorithm to Synthesize the Tapering Profile for Enhanced Linearization of RF Beamforming Arrays Over a Wide Steering Range

Joint Uplink-Downlink Resource Allocation for Multiuser IRS-Assisted Systems

On Rate-Splitting With Non-Unique Decoding in Multi-Cell Massive MIMO Systems

Analysis and Linearization of Frequency-Multiplier-Based RF Beamforming Transmitters Over a Wide Steering Range

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Ali Darwish

Ravi Mazumdar

Slim Boumaiza

Mahmoud Saad Abouamer

Hideki Ochiai

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