Quantum Communication III – Tutorial for IT Specialists Part 3 (Dr. Peter Holleczek) / german language
Topic: Quantum Communication III – Key generation
Since repeating in quantum networks is not ready for operation anytime soon, a more modest approach is needed for network construction. The remedy is smaller-scale and more tightly meshed networks in the 100km range. This places higher demands on security and performance, especially for key generation. The tutorial shows what progress has been made since the original BB84 protocol and what role time bin coding plays. The state spaces known in computer science will also be discussed.
The link and password have remained the same.
Dr. Peter Holleczek
https://www.fau.tv/course/id/2594
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