Synthetic Alkali Atom Vapor Density for Atom-Based Sensors
Develop a passive, thermal-equilibrium atom source that establishes a synthetic rubidium or cesium vapor density to simplify thermal management in practical atom-based quantum sensors. The goal is to enable robust, low-power sensor operation by maintaining controlled alkali vapor densities without active heating.
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