A numerical framework proves finite-key security for practical decoy-state QKD systems with transmitter and receiver imperfections including non-IID signals.
The key rounds—i.e., those in whichβ=Z,a, b∈ {0,1}, andµ= 0—are used to generate the users’ sifted keys
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Numerical security analysis for practical quantum key distribution
A numerical framework proves finite-key security for practical decoy-state QKD systems with transmitter and receiver imperfections including non-IID signals.