Experimental demonstration of an active 1:4 CV-QKD quantum network in the finite-size regime with adaptable protocols achieving 0.19 bits per channel use over 11 km channels.
Continuous-variable Quantum Key Distri- bution protocols with a discrete modulation
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In this paper, we consider continuous-variable quantum key distribution with a discrete modulation, either binary or quaternary. We establish the security of these protocols against the class of collective attacks that induce a linear quantum channel. In particular, all Gaussian attacks are taken into account, as well as linear attacks which add a non-Gaussian noise. We give lower bounds for the secret key rate using extremality properties of Gaussian states.
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The work introduces hybrid receivers for BPSK coherent-state discrimination with quantum advantage and new discrete-modulation CVQKD protocols that incorporate optical amplifiers and state-discrimination receivers for performance gains.
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Adaptable Continuous Variable Quantum Network with Finite Size Security
Experimental demonstration of an active 1:4 CV-QKD quantum network in the finite-size regime with adaptable protocols achieving 0.19 bits per channel use over 11 km channels.
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Quantum communications in continuous variable systems
The work introduces hybrid receivers for BPSK coherent-state discrimination with quantum advantage and new discrete-modulation CVQKD protocols that incorporate optical amplifiers and state-discrimination receivers for performance gains.