Atomic Receivers Tune In to the Future of Wireless
![Cesium atom manipulation explores two distinct Raman-assisted quantum resonance (RAQR) schemes-a conventional two-level [latex]\text{2C4L}[/latex] and an exhibited three-level [latex]\text{3C5L}[/latex]-differing in their electronic transition pathways and laser requirements; the [latex]\text{2C4L}[/latex] scheme utilizes [latex]\lambda_p = 852\,\text{nm}[/latex] and [latex]\lambda_c = 510\,\text{nm}[/latex] to drive downward transitions from [latex] |47D_{5/2}\rangle[/latex] to [latex] |48P_{3/2}\rangle[/latex] via stimulated emission, while the [latex]\text{3C5L}[/latex] scheme employs [latex]\lambda_p = 895\,\text{nm}[/latex], [latex]\lambda_d = 636\,\text{nm}[/latex],[/latex] and [latex]\lambda_c = 2245\,\text{nm}[/latex] to achieve upward transitions from [latex] |48P_{3/2}\rangle[/latex] to [latex] |47D_{5/2}\rangle[/latex] through energy absorption, offering a pathway to cost-effective manipulation using readily available diode lasers.](https://arxiv.org/html/2603.24062v1/Excitation.png)
Researchers are exploring the use of highly sensitive Rydberg atoms to build a new generation of quantum receivers for improved wireless communication.
![Cesium atom manipulation explores two distinct Raman-assisted quantum resonance (RAQR) schemes-a conventional two-level [latex]\text{2C4L}[/latex] and an exhibited three-level [latex]\text{3C5L}[/latex]-differing in their electronic transition pathways and laser requirements; the [latex]\text{2C4L}[/latex] scheme utilizes [latex]\lambda_p = 852\,\text{nm}[/latex] and [latex]\lambda_c = 510\,\text{nm}[/latex] to drive downward transitions from [latex] |47D_{5/2}\rangle[/latex] to [latex] |48P_{3/2}\rangle[/latex] via stimulated emission, while the [latex]\text{3C5L}[/latex] scheme employs [latex]\lambda_p = 895\,\text{nm}[/latex], [latex]\lambda_d = 636\,\text{nm}[/latex],[/latex] and [latex]\lambda_c = 2245\,\text{nm}[/latex] to achieve upward transitions from [latex] |48P_{3/2}\rangle[/latex] to [latex] |47D_{5/2}\rangle[/latex] through energy absorption, offering a pathway to cost-effective manipulation using readily available diode lasers.](https://arxiv.org/html/2603.24062v1/Excitation.png)
Researchers are exploring the use of highly sensitive Rydberg atoms to build a new generation of quantum receivers for improved wireless communication.
![Semantic communication systems demonstrate greater robustness against adversarial attacks than classical systems, consistently requiring a higher minimum attack power [latex]\rho^{\*}[/latex] to achieve comparable distortion in image transmission-a testament to their inherent resilience.](https://arxiv.org/html/2603.24082v1/x5.png)
New research reveals that semantic communication systems demonstrate surprising robustness against adversarial attacks, challenging conventional wisdom about their vulnerability.
As AI agents proliferate, ensuring the security of their interactions is paramount, and this paper reveals hidden vulnerabilities when these protocols are combined.

A new architecture is proposed to relocate the root of trust to orbital platforms, bolstering the security of satellite networks and the workloads they support.
Researchers have devised a new method for creating fault-tolerant distance oracles and spanners that dramatically reduces space complexity without sacrificing accuracy.
![The proposed JS3C framework establishes a foundation for systems to navigate inevitable decay, prioritizing sustained functionality over resisting the passage of time-a principle akin to accepting [latex] \Delta t [/latex] as an inherent property of existence rather than an adversary to be overcome.](https://arxiv.org/html/2603.23869v1/x1.png)
A new approach to semantic communication utilizes adaptive retransmission strategies to drastically improve the reliability and efficiency of image delivery over challenging network conditions.
![The study delineates a threat framework for knowledge extraction from large language models deployed on edge devices, highlighting that despite operating under quantization-such as [latex]INT4[/latex] or [latex]INT8[/latex]-and resource constraints that limit query budgets and introduce noise, strategically designed queries can still elicit substantial behavioral knowledge from these models, contrasting with traditional extraction methods reliant on full-precision teacher models and abundant computational resources.](https://arxiv.org/html/2603.23822v1/x2.png)
As powerful language models shrink to run on devices like phones and IoT sensors, a new study reveals that reducing their size doesn’t necessarily protect the valuable knowledge they contain.

Researchers are exploring how the geometry of complex 3D shapes can underpin more secure key exchange mechanisms in the age of quantum computing.

Researchers demonstrate a practical approach to bolstering 5G network security for non-3GPP devices by integrating Quantum Key Distribution with standard IPsec protocols.
![The implementation of the [latex]\pi\pi[/latex]-flux condition within the investigated gauge for the IGT relies on a two-site unit cell comprising sublattices designated AA and BB, where the sign of [latex]\rho^{z}\_{ij}[/latex]-indicated by dashed (red, [latex]\rho^{z}\_{ij}=-1[/latex]) or solid (black, [latex]\rho^{z}\_{ij}=+1[/latex]) links-determines the specific gauge choice.](https://arxiv.org/html/2603.23154v1/Figures/two-site-unit-cell.png)
New research demonstrates a pathway from seemingly simple magnetic models to exotic states of matter exhibiting both crystalline and topological order.