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3 results about "Alice and Bob" patented technology

Alice and Bob are fictional characters commonly used as placeholder names in cryptology, as well as science and engineering literature. The Alice and Bob characters were invented by Ron Rivest, Adi Shamir, and Leonard Adleman in their 1978 paper "A method for obtaining digital signatures and public-key cryptosystems." Subsequently, they have become common archetypes in many scientific and engineering fields, such as quantum cryptography, game theory and physics. As the use of Alice and Bob became more widespread, additional characters were added, each with a particular meaning. These characters do not have to refer to humans; they refer to generic agents which might be different computers or even different programs running on a single computer.

Implementation method and system of a fully reference frame independent quantum key distribution protocol

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.
Owner:JIANGSU OPEN UNIVERSITY (THE CITY VOCATIONAL COLLEGE OF JIANGSU)

A quantum teleportation method based on atom-photon entanglement

PendingCN122339670AAlice and BobThe Internet
The application discloses a kind of quantum teleportation methods based on atom-photon entanglement: step 1: Alice and Bob prepare the atom sequence of different initial state.Step 2: Alice generates reference light pulse and signal light pulse, and is transmitted in channel by time division multiplexing.Step 3: Alice manipulates signal light pulse and atom interaction to produce entangled state, and after transmission by quantum channel, coherent light and the atom of Bob establish entanglement, to complete three-particle entanglement.Step 4: Alice divides atom sequence, and Bob carries out channel security detection.Step 5: after channel security, Alice encodes secret information on information sequence atom and publishes measurement result.Step 6: Alice does Hadamard gate operation to the atom sequence carrying information.Step 7: Bob demodulates secret information.The application makes full use of long decoherence time atom-photon entanglement resources, meets the communication demand of high channel capacity and high link efficiency, and provides a feasible way for constructing large-scale, loss-resistant quantum internet.
Owner:NORTHWEST UNIV

Generating verifiable private randomness with quantum entanglement distribution

PendingCN122095379AKey distribution for secure communicationQuantum computersAlice and BobQuantum entanglement
A system and method for providing quantum entanglement as a service while generating a verifiable sequence of random numbers is described. When quantum entanglement is distributed between clients Alice and Bob, Alice and Bob may exchange information about the measurement bases they respectively use when performing measurements using a corresponding half of the entangled particles. For example, when a customer Alice determines that both Alice and Bob have performed a given measurement on the same measurement basis, the result may be used in a quantum key distribution (QKD) code. When customers Alice determine that they do not perform the given measurement on the same measurement basis, Alice may concatenate the portions of the results into a private and verifiable sequence of random numbers. Thus, providing distributed quantum entanglement produces QKD codes between the customers and produces corresponding private and verifiable sequences of random numbers.
Owner:AMAZON TECH INC