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== Overview ==
== Overview ==
Placeholder: explain how Alice and Bob use non-orthogonal polarization or spin bases to establish a shared secret key and detect eavesdropping.
Placeholder: explain how Alice and Bob use non-orthogonal polarization or spin bases to establish a shared secret key and detect eavesdropping.

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Quantum BB84 is a planned ScholarlyWiki page in the Quantum Collection about the BB84 quantum key distribution protocol.

Overview

Placeholder: explain how Alice and Bob use non-orthogonal polarization or spin bases to establish a shared secret key and detect eavesdropping.

Key ideas

Placeholder: cover basis choice, quantum measurement disturbance, sifted keys, error checking, privacy amplification.

Protocol idea

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Quantum states and bases

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Eavesdropping and error rates

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Security role in quantum information

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See also

Table of contents (217 articles)

Index

Full contents

References


Author: Harold Foppele


Source attribution: Physics:Quantum BB84