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Journal Of Applied Informatics

Протоколы квантового распределения ключей

В.В. Пономарева, Я. С. Розова

Published Jan 1, 2008• 0 citations
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Abstract

Algorithms of keys forming are considered. Probability of photon detection is calculated. The results of calculations demonstrate that the most effective protocol is BB84. Version of the protocol BB84 with phase coding is the most widespread because polarization coding doesn't provide acceptable level of noise stability. Nowadays quantum cryptography protocols are useful in commercial quantum key distribution systems.

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