Finite-size general security for DPSK QKD is achieved with positive key rates for 10^5 signals beyond 12 dB loss via variable-length entropy accumulation and conic optimization.
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A three-parameter family of generalized four-mode squeezed vacuum states exhibits a transient bound-entangled phase under thermal bath noise before separability.
Reinforcement learning optimizes CV-QKD under practical constraints of limited FIR filters, photon number, and DAC/ADC resolution, delivering significant performance gains.
Simulation-based comparison of BB84, B92, E91, and SARG04 QKD protocols on power-system SCADA datasets indicates a path toward quantum-secured SCADA/PMU networks.
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A three-parameter family of generalized four-mode squeezed vacuum states exhibits a transient bound-entangled phase under thermal bath noise before separability.
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Reinforcement learning optimizes CV-QKD under practical constraints of limited FIR filters, photon number, and DAC/ADC resolution, delivering significant performance gains.
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Simulation-based comparison of BB84, B92, E91, and SARG04 QKD protocols on power-system SCADA datasets indicates a path toward quantum-secured SCADA/PMU networks.