Massive MIMO Radar for Target Detection

@article{Fortunati2019MassiveMR,
  title={Massive MIMO Radar for Target Detection},
  author={Stefano Fortunati and Luca Sanguinetti and Fulvio Gini and Maria Sabrina Greco and Braham Himed},
  journal={IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing},
  year={2019},
  volume={68},
  pages={859-871}
}
Since the seminal paper by Marzetta from 2010, the Massive MIMO paradigm in communication systems has changed from being a theoretical scaled-up version of MIMO, with an infinite number of antennas, to a practical technology. [] Key Result Our results imply that there always exists a sufficient number of antennas for which the performance requirements are satisfied, without any a priori knowledge of the clutter statistics. This is referred to as the Massive MIMO regime of the radar system.
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