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Quantum Cryptography Defies Eavesdropping

NOV 01, 1992

DOI: 10.1063/1.2809866

Graham P. Collins

Students of physics can be Students of physics can be excused for finding their quantum mechanics courses a little cryptic from time to time. Now researchers are using the properties of quantum mechanics to encrypt information for secure transmission.

© 1992. American Institute of Physics
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