Ali et al., 2024 - Google Patents
Optimizing Quantum Key Distribution Protocols using Decoy State Techniques and Experimental ValidationAli et al., 2024
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- Ali S
- Djaouida B
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- Engineering, Technology & Applied Science Research
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This paper simulated the operation of vacuum state and single decoy state protocols in the BB84 and SARG04 QKD schemes by utilizing the features of the commercial ID-3000 QKD system. Numerical modeling identified an optimal signal-to-decoy state ratio of 0.95: 0.05 …
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