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Cold-Atom Rydberg Array with Spatiotemporal Multiplexing for High-Sensitivity Wireless Communications
An effective Cold-Atom Rydberg Array (CoRA) architecture is investigated, which addresses the fundamental thermal noise limit in classical electromagnetics and intrinsic Doppler broadening as well as photon shot noise in conventional hot-vapor cell-based atomic receivers. However, translating the Co
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