Reduced-state embedding for quantum cryptography published in Newton

June 28, 2026 · 1 min read
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Using a k-symbol subset of a d-dimensional Hilbert space tailored to the channel’s error structure, reduced-state embedding realizes erasure-type error correction inside the quantum channel and produces a higher secure key rate. We validated the scheme on d = 25 QKD data measured with two multi-plane light converters (shown above) and found the optimum at k = 5.

Read the paper in Newton · arXiv:2510.19989

Kfir Sulimany
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Incoming Assistant Professor, Technion ECE
Incoming Assistant Professor at the Technion. Currently leading the Quantum Perception team at MIT, working on quantum-secure machine learning, in-physics computing, and automated theorem proving for quantum information.