Quantum Cryptography: Topic Suggestions

Thread starter panish
Start date Oct 10, 2012
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For a final year engineering project on quantum cryptography, it is recommended to explore various topics within the field. Suggested areas include the principles of quantum key distribution, the security implications of quantum entanglement, and the development of quantum-resistant algorithms. Additional resources, such as research lists and academic papers, can provide valuable insights and inspiration for specific project ideas. Utilizing search terms related to quantum cryptography can help in finding relevant information and narrowing down project topics.

Oct 10, 2012

panish

Im looking fr an engineering final year project on "QUANTUM CRYPTOGRAPHY".Pls help me with topic suggestions.?

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Oct 10, 2012

chiro

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Hey panish and welcome to the forums.

Try looking at this (it's pretty long) and search for the right terms (like crypt for example):

http://www.vcpc.univie.ac.at/~ian/hotlist/qc/research.shtml

Oct 11, 2012

panish

Thank you !

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