论文信息 - Real-Time Self-Testing Quantum Random Number Generator with Non-classical States

Real-Time Self-Testing Quantum Random Number Generator with Non-classical States

The certification of private randomness of quantum origin is paramount for cryptographic applications. By trusting the measurement device, conjugate quadrature measurements allows us to quantify insecure side-information on the measured state with bounded energy. We demonstrate a live self-checking random number generator using squeezed states.

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