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A simple low-latency real-time certifiable quantum random number generator

Zhang et al., 2021

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11992875345889478438
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Zhang Y
Lo H
Mink A
Ikuta T
Honjo T
Takesue H
Munro W
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Nature communications

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Quantum random numbers distinguish themselves from others by their intrinsic unpredictability arising from the principles of quantum mechanics. As such they are extremely useful in many scientific and real-world applications with considerable efforts …
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