中国物理B ›› 2023, Vol. 32 ›› Issue (3): 30307-030307.doi: 10.1088/1674-1056/ac9b33
Bao Feng(冯宝)1,2, Hai-Dong Huang(黄海东)3, Yu-Xiang Bian(卞宇翔)1,2, Wei Jia(贾玮)1,2, Xing-Yu Zhou(周星宇)4,†, and Qin Wang(王琴)4
Bao Feng(冯宝)1,2, Hai-Dong Huang(黄海东)3, Yu-Xiang Bian(卞宇翔)1,2, Wei Jia(贾玮)1,2, Xing-Yu Zhou(周星宇)4,†, and Qin Wang(王琴)4
摘要: Quantum key distribution (QKD) in principle can provide unconditional secure communication between distant parts. However, when finite-key length is taken into account, the security can only be ensured within certain security level. In this paper, we adopt the Chernoff bound analysis method to deal with finite-key-size effects, carrying out corresponding investigations on the relationship between the key generation rate and security parameters for different protocols, including BB84, measurement-device-independent and twin-field QKD protocols. Simulation results show that there exists a fundamental limit between the key rate and the security parameters. Therefore, this study can provide valuable references for practical application of QKD, getting a nice balance between the key generation rate and the security level.
中图分类号: (Quantum cryptography and communication security)