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Hsin-Yi Tseng
Researcher at National Cheng Kung University
Publications - 6
Citations - 323
Hsin-Yi Tseng is an academic researcher from National Cheng Kung University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Quantum entanglement & Quantum network. The author has an hindex of 5, co-authored 6 publications receiving 278 citations.
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New quantum private comparison protocol using EPR pairs
TL;DR: A different quantum private comparison protocol enabling two parties to compare the equality of their information without revealing the information content is proposed, which provides easier implementation as well as better qubit efficiency than the other QPCs.
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Intercept–resend attacks on Chen et al.'s quantum private comparison protocol and the improvements
TL;DR: A weakness could occur in the eavesdropping check phase of the QPC protocol, where an intercept–resend attack could be launched by one of the two participants to reveal the information content of the other participant—a result that contradicts to the security requirement of a QPC.
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Quantum Secret Sharing Based on Quantum Search Algorithm
TL;DR: This paper recognizes an important feature in the well-known Grover’s QSA and then applies it to propose a QSS protocol that has the following two advantages: no quantum memory is required by the agents, whereas the agents in the existing QSA-based QSS protocols need long-term quantum memories to store their secret shadows.
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Controlled Deterministic Secure Quantum Communication Based on Quantum Search Algorithm
TL;DR: The proposed protocol has the following two advantages over the existing CDSQC protocols: (1) high qubit frequency and (2) less quantum memory.
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On the "Deterministic Secure Quantum Communication using Four-Particle Entangled State and Entanglement Swapping"
TL;DR: This work tries to use a batch of decoy single photons prepared randomly in one of four different states, to enhance the qubit efficiency on their DSQC protocols and avoid the double-CNOT attack at the same time.