This invention discloses a method and
system for implementing a completely reference-frame-independent
quantum key distribution protocol, belonging to the field of
quantum information technology.
Alice and Bob, the communicating parties, randomly select mutually unbiased basis vectors to prepare
quantum states and send them to a
third party, Charlie. Charlie performs
Bell state projection measurements and announces the success. Both parties publish the basis vector information, divide the dataset, and calculate the
gain and
bit error rate. A 3×3 correlation
tensor matrix is constructed and
singular value decomposition is performed to obtain three reference-frame-independent singular values. The secure key rate is calculated based on the
bit error rate. Finally, key negotiation and
security enhancement are performed to extract the secure key. This invention does not require basis vector alignment, completely eliminating the dependence on
reference frame calibration. It can still stably generate keys even with basis vector drift, and the amount of information required by eavesdroppers is lower, significantly improving the practicality and security of the
quantum key distribution system.