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Quantum Information Processing

Decentralized continuous-variable quantum secret sharing

Runsheng Peng, Ying Guo, Yijun Wang, Qin Liao

Published Oct 9, 2023• 7 citations
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10.1007/s11128-023-04126-7

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Quantum secret sharing (QSS) faces inherent limitations in scaling to multi-user networks due to excess noise introduced by highly asymmetric beam splitters (HABSs) in chain-structured topologies. To overcome this challenge, we propose an optical frequency comb-based continuous-variable QSS (OFC CV-QSS) scheme that establishes parallel frequency channels between users and the dealer via OFC-generated multi-wavelength carriers. By replacing the chain-structured links with dedicated frequency channels and integrating the Chinese remainder theorem (CRT) with a decentralized architecture, our design eliminates excess noise from all users using HABS while providing mathematical- and physical-layer security. Simulation results demonstrate that the scheme achieves a more than 50% improvement in maximum transmission distance compared to chain-based QSS, with significantly slower performance degradation as users scale to 20. Numerical simulations confirm the feasibility of this theoretical framework for multi-user quantum networks, offering dual-layer confidentiality without compromising key rates.