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A Simulative Comparison of BB84 Protocol with its Improved Version

Public key cryptosystems can well become void with the advent of incredibly high performance quantum computers. The underlying principles of these computers themselves, namely quantum mechanics, provide the solution to the key distribution problem. This paper explains how cryptography will be benefited from quantum mechanics, through a short

Mohsen Sharifi | Hooshang Azizi | Mohsen Sharifi | H. Azizi

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