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Compton scattering describes how photons, such as X-rays or gamma rays, interact with electrons. This process involves the photon losing energy and changing its direction while transferring momentum to the electron. It’s a key concept in understanding relativistic quantum mechanics and is particular...
The BB84 protocol represents a foundational achievement in quantum cryptography. Developed by Charles Bennett and Gilles Brassard in 1984, it employs polarized photons to generate and share encryption keys. Its significance lies in leveraging quantum mechanics—specifically the uncertainty principle—...
The Fock state is a fundamental concept in quantum optics describing a precise photon count within an electromagnetic field. It represents a single, well-defined quantum state where a specific number of photons occupy a particular energy level. This state is notably useful for applications involving...
B92 is a quantum communication protocol utilizing two non-orthogonal polarization states of single photons to enable secure key distribution and potentially teleportation, differing from BB84 by its unique state selection approach.
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