When Routes Run Out: Adversarial Co-Learning and Explainable Robustness in Quantum Repeater Networks arxiv.org
Adversarial bandit routing for quantum repeaters, then a decision tree and LLM explain why the agent survives Eve.
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01 02 An overview of QKD, its variants, standards, and deployment status, plus the usual “is this actually useful?” subtext.03 Pipelined FPGA post-processing for QKD, trading logic for throughput and resource efficiency like crypto hardware loves to do.04 Can twin optical PUF speckle patterns yield a shared key under noise? This paper says yes, with sketches and privacy amplification.05 QKD without a shared frame on unknown unital qubit noise, and somehow BB84 and six-state still stay optimal.06 Passive-User Bell-State Loop-Back Key Establishment without Quantum Detectors at the User Nodes arxiv.orgPassive-user QKD paper: users just twiddle Pauli ops, the active station measures Bell states, and nobody buys detectors.07 From Bits to Mixed-Radix Keys: Horner Decomposition, Uniform Sampling, and the Information-Theoretic QKD Interface of the MR-OTP arxiv.orgNaive mod reduction is biased, and this paper fixes MR-OTP key sampling with rejection sampling and security proofs.