Multiparty Quantum Determined Key Distribution Protocol Using Open-Destination Teleportation

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A multiparty quantum determined key distribution protocol using open-destination teleportation is presented in this paper. Four parties can build a key using the technology of open-destination teleportation. Unlike in the previous protocols in which the key is a random string built in the process of key distribution, the key can be a determined string in our protocol. We prove that our protocol is guaranteed to be unconditionally secure by the laws of quantum mechanics.

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