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A Two-State Entanglement Based Quantum Single Sign-On Protocol

Yong Wang, Bingzhan Ma, Guiping Dai

International Journal of Theoretical PhysicsMay 16, 20140 citations

Generation of an arbitrary concatenated Greenberger–Horne–Zeilinger state with single photons

Shan‐Shan Chen, Lan Zhou, Yu‐Bo Sheng

Abstract The concatenated Greenberger–Horne–Zeilinger (C-GHZ) state is a new kind of logic-qubit entangled state, which may have extensive applications in future quantum communication. In this letter, we propose a protocol for constructing an arbitrary C-GHZ state with single photons. We exploit the cross-Kerr nonlinearity for this purpose. This protocol has some advantages over previous protocols. First, it only requires two kinds of cross-Kerr nonlinearities to generate single phase shifts ± θ . Second, it is not necessary to use sophisticated m -photon Toffoli gates. Third, this protocol is deterministic and can be used to generate an arbitrary C-GHZ state. This protocol may be useful in future quantum information processing based on the C-GHZ state.Abstract The concatenated Greenberger–Horne–Zeilinger (C-GHZ) state is a new kind of logic-qubit entangled state, which may have extensive applications in future quantum communication. In this letter, we propose a protocol for constructing an arbitrary C-GHZ state with single photons. We exploit the cross-Kerr nonlinearity for this purpose. This protocol has some advantages over previous protocols. First, it only requires two kinds of cross-Kerr nonlinearities to generate single phase shifts ± θ . Second, it is not necessary to use sophisticated m -photon Toffoli gates. Third, this protocol is deterministic and can be used to generate an arbitrary C-GHZ state. This protocol may be useful in future quantum information processing based on the C-GHZ state.

Laser Physics LettersDec 22, 20166 citations

A Non-Entanglement Quantum Single Sign-On Protocol

Guiping Dai, Yong Wang

International Journal of Theoretical PhysicsMar 11, 20141 citation

Security analysis and improvements of XOR arbitrated quantum signature-based GHZ state

Ding Li, Xiangjun Xin, Qinglan Yang +1 more

Recently, Zheng et al. presented a novel signature protocol with arbitrator based on XOR encryption and GHZ state. Unfortunately, their protocol lacks security. Firstly, a quantum adversary can forge their signature based on the received information. On the other hand, their protocol is vulnerable for the adversary’s repudiation attack. Then, we bring about improvements on its security, efficiency and practicality. The improved protocol not only prevents the security defects of the old protocol, but also has better computation efficiency. On the other hand, our protocol is mainly used to sign the classical messages, which are widely used in the current network.Recently, Zheng et al. presented a novel signature protocol with arbitrator based on XOR encryption and GHZ state. Unfortunately, their protocol lacks security. Firstly, a quantum adversary can forge their signature based on the received information. On the other hand, their protocol is vulnerable for the adversary’s repudiation attack. Then, we bring about improvements on its security, efficiency and practicality. The improved protocol not only prevents the security defects of the old protocol, but also has better computation efficiency. On the other hand, our protocol is mainly used to sign the classical messages, which are widely used in the current network.

Modern Physics Letters AJan 20, 202218 citations

A Four-State Entanglement Based Quantum Single Sign-On Protocol

Yong Wang, RongQiang Xu, Guiping Dai

International Journal of Theoretical PhysicsNov 19, 20140 citations

Training iterated protocols for distillation of GHZ states with variational quantum algorithms

Áron Rozgonyi, Gábor Széchenyi, Orsolya Kálmán +1 more

We present optimized distillation schemes for preparing Greenberger-Horne-Zeilinger (GHZ) states. Our approach relies on training variational quantum circuits with white noise affected GHZ states as inputs. Optimizing for a single iteration of the scheme, we find that it is possible to achieve an increased fidelity to the GHZ state, although further iterations decrease the fidelity. The same scheme, acting on coherently distorted pure-state inputs, is effective only in certain special cases. We show that radically different results can be achieved, however, when one optimizes for the output after two iterations of the protocol. In this case, the obtained schemes are more effective in distilling GHZ states from inputs affected by white noise. Moreover, they can also correct several types of coherent pure-state errors.We present optimized distillation schemes for preparing Greenberger-Horne-Zeilinger (GHZ) states. Our approach relies on training variational quantum circuits with white noise affected GHZ states as inputs. Optimizing for a single iteration of the scheme, we find that it is possible to achieve an increased fidelity to the GHZ state, although further iterations decrease the fidelity. The same scheme, acting on coherently distorted pure-state inputs, is effective only in certain special cases. We show that radically different results can be achieved, however, when one optimizes for the output after two iterations of the protocol. In this case, the obtained schemes are more effective in distilling GHZ states from inputs affected by white noise. Moreover, they can also correct several types of coherent pure-state errors.

arXiv:2311.04646Physics Letters AFeb 2, 20245 citations

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