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High SNR at a Cost: The Information-Theoretic Dilemma of Magnitude-Only Atomic Receivers
Atomic wireless receivers (AWRs) have emerged as promising components for next-generation wireless systems due to their inherent immunity to thermal noise, which can enable substantial signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) gains. However, higher SNR for an AWR does not necessarily mean higher capacity. Specif
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