Multi-Resolution Codebook Design and Multiuser Interference Management for Discrete XL-RIS-Aided Near-Field MIMO Systems
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| author | Zhang, Qian Dong, Zheng Dong, Zheng Ge, Yao Guan, Yong Liang Liu, Ju Yuen, Chau |
| author_facet | Zhang, Qian Dong, Zheng Dong, Zheng Ge, Yao Guan, Yong Liang Liu, Ju Yuen, Chau |
| contents | Extremely large-scale reconfigurable intelligent surface (XL-RIS) can effectively overcome severe fading and provide higher communication performance. However, current research on XL-RIS overlooks the discrete phase-shift characteristics of RIS in practical systems, which will result in significant performance degradation.In this paper, we investigate near-field communication schemes assisted by XL-RIS with discrete phase shifts.Specifically, we propose a hierarchical beam training method to obtain the user channel state information (CSI), and develop the jointly optimized codebook construction (JOCC) method and separately optimized codebook construction (SOCC) method for base station (BS) precoding and XL-RIS phase shifts, respectively. With JOCC, the most superior beam training performance can be obtained.With SOCC, higher performance than the single-antenna BS codebook can be obtained at a similar complexity.Further, we propose a flexible multiuser interference management (IM) method that is simple to solve. The IM method uses adaptive gain matrix approximation to take into account user fairness and can be solved in closed-form iterations. In addition, we extend the proposed method to a hybrid precoding design. Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed multi-resolution codebook construction method can obtain more accurate beam patterns and user CSI, and the proposed IM method obtains superior performance over the benchmark methods. |
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| spellingShingle | Multi-Resolution Codebook Design and Multiuser Interference Management for Discrete XL-RIS-Aided Near-Field MIMO Systems Zhang, Qian Dong, Zheng Dong, Zheng Ge, Yao Guan, Yong Liang Liu, Ju Yuen, Chau Information Theory Signal Processing Extremely large-scale reconfigurable intelligent surface (XL-RIS) can effectively overcome severe fading and provide higher communication performance. However, current research on XL-RIS overlooks the discrete phase-shift characteristics of RIS in practical systems, which will result in significant performance degradation.In this paper, we investigate near-field communication schemes assisted by XL-RIS with discrete phase shifts.Specifically, we propose a hierarchical beam training method to obtain the user channel state information (CSI), and develop the jointly optimized codebook construction (JOCC) method and separately optimized codebook construction (SOCC) method for base station (BS) precoding and XL-RIS phase shifts, respectively. With JOCC, the most superior beam training performance can be obtained.With SOCC, higher performance than the single-antenna BS codebook can be obtained at a similar complexity.Further, we propose a flexible multiuser interference management (IM) method that is simple to solve. The IM method uses adaptive gain matrix approximation to take into account user fairness and can be solved in closed-form iterations. In addition, we extend the proposed method to a hybrid precoding design. Simulation results demonstrate that the proposed multi-resolution codebook construction method can obtain more accurate beam patterns and user CSI, and the proposed IM method obtains superior performance over the benchmark methods. |
| title | Multi-Resolution Codebook Design and Multiuser Interference Management for Discrete XL-RIS-Aided Near-Field MIMO Systems |
| topic | Information Theory Signal Processing |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2508.18582 |