The explicit transformations of the 1→ 3 optimal universal quantum cloning and the optimal phase-covariant quantum cloning in d-dimensions are presented, and the dimensionalities of their ancillary systems are both d...The explicit transformations of the 1→ 3 optimal universal quantum cloning and the optimal phase-covariant quantum cloning in d-dimensions are presented, and the dimensionalities of their ancillary systems are both d-dimensions. As d→∞ , their clone fidelities move toward 1/3, showing a classical limit for the fidelity of quantum cloning. Based on the reduction of the unitary transformation of quantum cloning, the transformation of the 1→M=d+1 optimal economical phase-covariant quantum cloning in d-dimensions is derived, and the clone fidelity is covered by the theoretical value.展开更多
Most cipher systems designed thus far are binary-valued or integer-valued cipher systems. Their security relies on the assumption that one-way functions exist. Though the existence of one-way functions has not been pr...Most cipher systems designed thus far are binary-valued or integer-valued cipher systems. Their security relies on the assumption that one-way functions exist. Though the existence of one-way functions has not been proved yet, most cryptographic researchers believe that one-way functions exist. In addition, many candidates for one-way functions have been proposed. Therefore, the key step for developing real-valued cipher systems is to define real one-way functions and to propose candidates for them. In this paper, based on computational complexity theory over the real field, we give two definitions of real one-way functions; one is for digital one-way functions and the other is for general one-way functions. Candidates for these two classes of one-way functions are also proposed. Moreover, we present two examples to demonstrate that the candidates for both digital one-way functions and general one-way functions can be applied to construct secure real-valued cipher systems.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No.10704001)the Natural Science Foundation of the Education Department of Anhui Province of China (Grant Nos.KJ2010ZD08 and KJ2010B204)the Doctor Research Start-Up Program of Huainan Normal University
文摘The explicit transformations of the 1→ 3 optimal universal quantum cloning and the optimal phase-covariant quantum cloning in d-dimensions are presented, and the dimensionalities of their ancillary systems are both d-dimensions. As d→∞ , their clone fidelities move toward 1/3, showing a classical limit for the fidelity of quantum cloning. Based on the reduction of the unitary transformation of quantum cloning, the transformation of the 1→M=d+1 optimal economical phase-covariant quantum cloning in d-dimensions is derived, and the clone fidelity is covered by the theoretical value.
基金The research is supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant No. 90304012 and No. 10331030.
文摘Most cipher systems designed thus far are binary-valued or integer-valued cipher systems. Their security relies on the assumption that one-way functions exist. Though the existence of one-way functions has not been proved yet, most cryptographic researchers believe that one-way functions exist. In addition, many candidates for one-way functions have been proposed. Therefore, the key step for developing real-valued cipher systems is to define real one-way functions and to propose candidates for them. In this paper, based on computational complexity theory over the real field, we give two definitions of real one-way functions; one is for digital one-way functions and the other is for general one-way functions. Candidates for these two classes of one-way functions are also proposed. Moreover, we present two examples to demonstrate that the candidates for both digital one-way functions and general one-way functions can be applied to construct secure real-valued cipher systems.
