quantum cryptography

noun

1. a method of coding information based on quantum mechanics, which is said to be unbreakable

Example Sentences

This provides a new tool for quantum communication and information processing in which entangled photon pairs can serve as distributed keys in quantum cryptography or store information in a quantum memory device.

From Scientific American

If so, such nonlocality would equal or rival Bell nonlocality, an understanding of which has paved the way for quantum communications and quantum cryptography.

From Scientific American

This year’s Nobel Prize in Physics goes to scientists from France, the United States, and Austria whose work laid the foundation for quantum cryptography and quantum computing.

From Science Magazine

This year’s Nobel Prize in Physics goes to scientists from France, the United States, and Austria whose work laid the foundation for quantum cryptography and quantum computing.

From Science Magazine

The protocol Bennett and Brassard proposed, called BB84, would launch the field of quantum cryptography.

From Scientific American