entanglementkey
Entanglementkey is a theoretical construct used in quantum cryptography to describe a cryptographic key derived from measurements on entangled quantum systems. It is not an established standard term in the literature, but it serves as a generic label for entanglement-based keys discussed in the context of quantum key distribution.
In an ideal setting, a source emits entangled particle pairs shared between two parties who measure them
Conceptually, entanglementkey underpins entanglement-based quantum key distribution protocols and can support device-independent security if the security
Security considerations for entanglementkey align with those of entanglement-based QKD: the security relies on the laws
See also: quantum key distribution, entanglement, quantum cryptography, E91, BBM92, device-independent QKD.