Phase coherent states for enhancing the performance of continuous variable quantum key distribution

In this paper, we present three continuous variable quantum key distribution protocols (named two-, four-, and eightstate protocols) based on the discrete modulation of phase coherent states. We investigate the security of these protocols against the collective eavesdropping attacks and show their...

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Main Authors: Becir, A, Wahiddin, Mohamed Ridza
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Published: The Physical Society of Japan 2012
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spelling iium-281692013-02-13T18:06:06Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/28169/ Phase coherent states for enhancing the performance of continuous variable quantum key distribution Becir, A Wahiddin, Mohamed Ridza QC Physics In this paper, we present three continuous variable quantum key distribution protocols (named two-, four-, and eightstate protocols) based on the discrete modulation of phase coherent states. We investigate the security of these protocols against the collective eavesdropping attacks and show their performance in a realistic setup by taking into consideration the realistic lossy noisy quantum channels, and the imperfection of detection. We show that the use of phase coherent states gives better performance in terms of noise tolerance, key rate, and achievable distance than that of common linear coherent states. The Physical Society of Japan 2012 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/28169/1/JPSJ-81-034005.pdf Becir, A and Wahiddin, Mohamed Ridza (2012) Phase coherent states for enhancing the performance of continuous variable quantum key distribution. Journal of the Physical Society of Japan , 81. pp. 1-9. ISSN 0031-9015 http://jpsj.ipap.jp/ DOI: 10.1143/JPSJ.81.034005
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Becir, A
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Phase coherent states for enhancing the performance of continuous variable quantum key distribution
description In this paper, we present three continuous variable quantum key distribution protocols (named two-, four-, and eightstate protocols) based on the discrete modulation of phase coherent states. We investigate the security of these protocols against the collective eavesdropping attacks and show their performance in a realistic setup by taking into consideration the realistic lossy noisy quantum channels, and the imperfection of detection. We show that the use of phase coherent states gives better performance in terms of noise tolerance, key rate, and achievable distance than that of common linear coherent states.
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author Becir, A
Wahiddin, Mohamed Ridza
author_facet Becir, A
Wahiddin, Mohamed Ridza
author_sort Becir, A
title Phase coherent states for enhancing the performance of continuous variable quantum key distribution
title_short Phase coherent states for enhancing the performance of continuous variable quantum key distribution
title_full Phase coherent states for enhancing the performance of continuous variable quantum key distribution
title_fullStr Phase coherent states for enhancing the performance of continuous variable quantum key distribution
title_full_unstemmed Phase coherent states for enhancing the performance of continuous variable quantum key distribution
title_sort phase coherent states for enhancing the performance of continuous variable quantum key distribution
publisher The Physical Society of Japan
publishDate 2012
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