Improvement of One Quantum Encryption Scheme
Based on quantum computation, Zhou et al pro posed a quantum encryption scheme in 2006. Each qubit of the ciphertext is constrained to two pairs of conjugate states. So its implementation is feasible with the existing technology. But it is inefficient since it entails six key bits to encrypt one message bit, and the resulting ciphertext for one message bit consists of three qubits. In addition, its security can not be directly reduced to the well-known BB84 protocol. In this paper, we revisit it using the technique developed in BB84 protocol. The new scheme entails only two key bits to encrypt one message bit The resulting ciphertext is just composed of two qubits. It saves about a half cost without the loss of security. Moreover, the encryption scheme is probabilistic other than deterministic.
conjugate states Hadamard gate
Zhengjun Cao Lihua Liu
Department of Mathematics,Shanghai University Department of Mathematics,Shanghai Maritime University, China
国际会议
厦门
英文
335-339
2010-10-29(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)