2. QKD and cryptography issues
Quantum Key Distribution is complex in theory and practice. The
applied principles of quantum physics are arduous, as they are sometimes
counter-intuitive in nature. A good overall understanding of QKD systems
remains difficult without knowledge of mathematical concepts (Hilbert
space, Dirac, tensor product, information and communication theory)
and underlying quantum physics concepts (superposition of state of all
continuous measurable values, decoherence, indeterminacy of these
measurable values in a superposed state but following known probability
laws, taking of precise extrema -dichotomous- values during measurement,
entanglement of particles synchronizing measured values even when
physically separated, modeling of the quantum state by a wave function
with complex amplitudes – not correctly interpretable in the real
world –, no-cloning – impossibility of copying qubits –, etc.). The...
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