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Evaluating the Eavesdropper Entropy via Bloch-Messiah Decomposition

Quantum Physics · Submitted 30 Jul 2021

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The authors' main claim Based on such architecture we were able to get tighter upper bounds to the eavesdropper entropy for a discrete modulated CVQKD scheme.

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CitationFrancisco Marcos de Assis, Micael Andrade Dias. "Evaluating the Eavesdropper Entropy via Bloch-Messiah Decomposition." arXiv:2107.14752 (2021). https://pith.science/paper/4C2IWFXW
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We explore the Bloch-Messiah decomposition of Gaussian unitary to analyze the Entangling Cloner Attack performed by an eavesdropper on a discrete modulated continuous variable QKD scenario. Such a decomposition allows to replace the nonlinear unitary resulting from eavesdropping and tracing out Bob's mode into an architecture of single-mode operations (squeezers, phase shifters and displacements) and a two-mode beam splitter. Based on such architecture we were able to get tighter upper bounds to the eavesdropper entropy for a discrete modulated CVQKD scheme. The new bounds are justified from the Gaussian extremality property valid for entangled-based equivalent protocols.

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s2 Based on such architecture we were able to get tighter upper bounds to the eavesdropper entropy for a discrete modulated CVQKD scheme. result 0.94 0.95 0.75 asserted 1.00
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We explore the Bloch-Messiah decomposition of Gaussian unitary to analyze the Entangling Cloner Attack performed by an eavesdropper on a discrete modulated continuous variable QKD scenario. Such a decomposition allows to replace the nonlinear unitary resulting from eavesdropping and tracing out Bob's mode into an architecture of single-mode operations (squeezers, phase shifters and displacements) and a two-mode beam splitter. Based on such architecture we were able to get tighter upper bounds to the eavesdropper entropy for a discrete modulated CVQKD scheme. The new bounds are justified from the Gaussian extremality property valid for entangled-based equivalent protocols.

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