Multi-party quantum key agreement method based on non-maximally entangled bell states with known parameters
A quantum key agreement and secret key technology, which is applied in the field of quantum secure communication, can solve the problems of increasing operational complexity and achieve the effects of reducing measurement difficulty and equipment requirements, improving security, and being easy to implement
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[0082] Implementation case: A multi-party quantum key agreement method based on a non-maximally entangled Bell state with known parameters, taking three parties as an example to realize a three-party quantum key agreement based on a non-maximally entangled Bell state with known parameters, including :
[0083] Step 1: Assume that there are three users Alice, Bob and Charlie participating in the key negotiation, they have all passed the identity authentication of the network center server in advance, and the three participating users want to negotiate 2-bit information. It is assumed in advance that the final POVM measurement success probability of each participating user is 0.6, 0.7, and 0.8 respectively. Then each participating user needs to provide a length of key sequence. The key sequences of the three participating users Alice, Bob and Charlie are: K A =001011,K B =010110, K C =101011. Then each user needs to prepare three non-maximally entangled Bell states with k...
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