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Multiple-valued logic-protected coding for an optical non-quantum communication line

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A simple and cheap method of secret coding in an optical line is proposed based on multiple-valued logic. This method is shown to have very high cryptography resources and is designated for bidirectional information exchange in a team of mobile robots, where quantum teleportation coding cannot yet be realized. On the one hand, this method in some situations can be regarded as a rival for cryptography quantum teleportation protocols and, on the other hand, this approach seems to be applicable to optical communication lines in future micro-multi-agent systems.

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Antipov, A.L., Bykovsky, A.Y., Vasiliev, N.A. et al. Multiple-valued logic-protected coding for an optical non-quantum communication line. J Russ Laser Res 27, 492–505 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10946-006-0031-y

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