Quantum cryptography based on Bell's theorem.
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...The idea is due to Artur Ekert (1991) from Oxford University, who, while elaborating on a suggestion of David Deutsch (1985), discovered QC independently of the BB84 paper....
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...3Artur Ekert (1991) from Oxford University discovered QC independently, though from a different perspective (see paragraph IID3)....
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...In his 1991 paper Artur Ekert suggested to base the security of this 2-qubit protocol on Bell’s inequality, an inequality which demonstrates that some correlation predicted by quantum mechanics can’t be reproduced by any local theory (Bell 1964)....
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...One the one hand, this has an important potential application for secret transfer of classical messages by means of quantum cryptography [1]....
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...Such states can be used, for example, to implement secure quantum cryptography using the Ekert protocol [1], and to faithfully transfer quantum states via quantum teleportation [2]....
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...actly the Ekert scheme [1] and its absolute security follows directly from the proofs in [25,26]....
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