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This paper advances theoretical foundations in quantum information by defining combinatorial holographic quantum secret sharing schemes within the AdS/CFT framework, specifically analyzing how bulk logical data is protected against boundary erasures. The research identifies distinct phase transitions and derives critical relationships between reconstruction thresholds and entanglement wedge geometries, offering new insights into multipartite entanglement structures relevant to future fault-tolerant quantum architectures.
Combinatorial aspects of holographic quantum secret sharing
arXiv:2607.16110v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: We introduce combinatorial holographic quantum secret sharing (CHQSS) for a bulk subregion in AdS$_3$/CFT$_2$ to study how logical information of the bulk subregion is encoded in the boundary and protected from erasures of boundary subregions. We introduce a distance, a reconstruction threshold, and a secret threshold to characterize CHQSS schemes. We present the phase transitions of multipartite entanglement wedges in a symmetric setup and observe multiple distinct phase transition points. The distance and thresholds depend on the holographic phase and the choice of bulk subregion. We derive the maximum distance. Moreover, we derive the relations between the distance and the thresholds. We construct a family of CHQSS schemes in the symmetric setting that includes perfect threshold CHQSS and perfect non-threshold CHQSS.
Abstract:We introduce combinatorial holographic quantum secret sharing (CHQSS) for a bulk subregion in AdS$_3$/CFT$_2$ to study how logical information of the bulk subregion is encoded in the boundary and protected from erasures of boundary subregions. We introduce a distance, a reconstruction threshold, and a secret threshold to characterize CHQSS schemes. We present the phase transitions of multipartite entanglement wedges in a symmetric setup and observe multiple distinct phase transition points. The distance and thresholds depend on the holographic phase and the choice of bulk subregion. We derive the maximum distance. Moreover, we derive the relations between the distance and the thresholds. We construct a family of CHQSS schemes in the symmetric setting that includes perfect threshold CHQSS and perfect non-threshold CHQSS.
arXiv:2607.16110 [hep-th]
(or arXiv:2607.16110v1 [hep-th] for this version)
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