Using Permutations to Enhance the Gain of RUQB Technique

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 01 Apr 2012 ng Publisher:IGI Global Scientific PublishingJournal:International Journal of Information Technology and Web Engineering, volume 7, pages 30-45 (issn: 1554-1045, eissn: 1554-1053,

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Authors: Abdulla M. Abu-ayyash; Naim Ajlouni;

doi: 10.4018/jitwe.2012040103 , 10.60692/k06zt-4k493 , 10.5281/zenodo.1210768 , 10.60692/pz31j-ac514 , 10.5281/zenodo.1210767

Using Permutations to Enhance the Gain of RUQB Technique

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Quantum key distribution (QKD) techniques usually suffer from a gain problem when comparing the final key to the generated pulses of quantum states. This research permutes the sets that RUQB (Abu-ayyash & Ajlouni, 2008) uses in order to increase the gain. The effect of both randomness and permutations are studied; While RUQB technique improves the gain of BB84 QKD by 5.5% it was also shown that the higher the randomness of the initial key the higher the gain that can be achieved, this work concluded that the use of around 7 permutations results in 30% gain recovery in an ideal situations.

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Keywords

Quantum information, Key Distribution, Foundations of Quantum Mechanics and Interpretations, Epistemology, Quantum mechanics, Quantum, Information gain, Theoretical computer science, Quantum cryptography, Quantum Probabilities, Artificial Intelligence, Computer security, Quantum Computing and Simulation, Quantum key distribution, Psedo-Random Bit Generator PRBG, FOS: Mathematics, Quantum Error Correction, Key (lock), Ideal (ethics), Data mining, Quantum Machine Learning, Fault-tolerant Quantum Computation, Physics, Statistics, Computer science, Quantum Information and Computation, Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, FOS: Philosophy, ethics and religion, Algorithm, Philosophy, Physics and Astronomy, BB84, Quantum Simulation, Computer Science, Physical Sciences, Cryptography, Randomness, Mathematics

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