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This article addresses a fundamental theoretical concept in quantum information science by investigating how entanglement swapping interacts with schemes designed to mask single-particle states. Although the specific paper has been withdrawn due to identified mathematical errors, the underlying research area remains central to advancing secure quantum cryptographic protocols. The discussion focuses strictly on the mechanics of quantum masking and its implications for future network security architectures rather than general computing or consumer applications.

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Entanglement swapping under quantum information masking

arXivJuly 30, 20261 min read

arXiv:2111.08474v2 Announce Type: replace Abstract: Quantum information contained in single-particle states can be masked by mapping them to entangled states. In this paper, we consider entanglement swapping under the masking of quantum information. Our work can pave the way for developing the applications of quantum information masking schemes in entanglement-swappingbased quantum cryptography.

Abstract:Quantum information contained in single-particle states can be masked by mapping them to entangled states. In this paper, we consider entanglement swapping under the masking of quantum information. Our work can pave the way for developing the applications of quantum information masking schemes in entanglement-swappingbased quantum cryptography.

arXiv:2111.08474 [quant-ph]

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