Since the introduction of Second-Generation Networks (2G), preparations for every upcoming mobile service began many years before the service's official launch. After over ten years of preparation, commercial 5G network deployment started in 2019. In a similar vein, competition has already begun for the 6G wireless networks that will be in use by 2030. 6G will surely need an architectural orchestration based on the fusion of current solutions and cutting-edge technologies to realise its potential in the future 10 years. The first section of the book will assess the current situation of all mobile generations while examining their fundamental components.. This text book "Fundamentals of 6G Wireless Communications" is organized into Six Chapters.

Chapter-1: Basics of 6G Mobile Communications Technology
Chapter-2: Electromagnetic 6G Spectrum
Chapter -3: 6G Wireless Networks
Chapter-4: Creating a Network using a Sixth Sense
Chapter -5: Architecture of Sixth Generation of Wireless Communications
Chapter-6: 6G-based Cyber-Physical world Connectivity
The execution of 6G will require essential support from AI and ML at the edge and core of the network, as well as a new Radio Frequency (RF) spectrum. In order to make the future wireless network human-centric and ensure improved quality of experience (QoE) for the majority of its applications, the 6G use cases will necessitate cutting-edge technology. Future wireless communication will also benefit the ideas of Human Bond Communication Beyond 2050 (Knowledge Home) and Communication, Navigation, Sensing, and Services (CONASENSE). To handle Terabits of data speed, terahertz domains will use ultra-Massive Multiple Input Multiple Output Antenna (UM-MIMO) technologies. In order to accommodate both indoor and outdoor high-data rates, optical wireless communications (OWC) will also be used. The new notion of Society will be supported by further expansion of 6G fundamental entities. The 6G ecosystem is likely to include quantum computing processing and communications, with security orchestrated by blockchain for a reliable network.

This book is intended for academics and graduate students who are interested in networks and communications. This book will be helpful to applied mathematicians, statisticians, signal processing engineers, computer and information scientists, and others involved in the research and development of RIS.

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