Pseudo entropy distinguishes topological from trivial phases in the SSH model via sign of averaged excess entropy ΔS12 and tracks quench critical times with its imaginary part.
Fundamental Limits of Eavesdropper Detection and Localization in Optical Fiber via Stimulated Brillouin Scattering
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Recent work investigated the use of Stimulated Brillouin Scattering (SBS) to measure changes in fiber parameters, thereby enhancing the security of a Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) system. In this work, we focus solely on the impact of quantum technology on the task of intrusion-detection. We derive an effective input-output model for the SBS interaction, and utilize it to compare three detection methods: First, the established state of the art. Second, a photon-counting based method which will likely be available in the near future and, finally, the ultimate quantum limit. We illustrate the potential benefit from modern quantum technology within two different mathematical frameworks: First by using the quantum error exponent of asymmetric hypothesis testing, and second in the context of parameter-estimation and quantum metrology.
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Pseudo entropy and topological phases of matter
Pseudo entropy distinguishes topological from trivial phases in the SSH model via sign of averaged excess entropy ΔS12 and tracks quench critical times with its imaginary part.