Main Takeaway: Adam Bouland (Stanford University) Panel discussion (1:10:03): Andru Gheorghiou (Chalmers University of Technology) and ... Explains the superdense coding protocol, which lets someone send two classical bits of information using just a single
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Adam Bouland (Stanford University) Panel discussion (1:10:03): Andru Gheorghiou (Chalmers University of Technology) and ... Explains the superdense coding protocol, which lets someone send two classical bits of information using just a single Paper by Zhengfeng Ji and Yi-Kai Liu and Fang Song, presented at Crypto 2018.
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- Adam Bouland (Stanford University) Panel discussion (1:10:03): Andru Gheorghiou (Chalmers University of Technology) and ...
- Explains the superdense coding protocol, which lets someone send two classical bits of information using just a single
- Paper by Zhengfeng Ji and Yi-Kai Liu and Fang Song, presented at Crypto 2018.
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