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AoA Detection Using a Single Rydberg Atomic Receiver: Leveraging Inner-Vapor Interference
Rydberg atomic receivers have been envisaged as a revolutionary technology for future wireless communications and sensing. In order to detect the angle of arrival (AoA), researchers have typically constructed arrays comprising multiple Rydberg atomic receivers. This paper presents a novel finding: T
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