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Open Topics in the Area of Quantum Communication Networks.
Study of Simulation Platforms to Analyse Quantum Communication Networks
Supervisor:
Riccardo Bassoli
Simulating quantum-mechanical properties of quantum communication networks is not an easy task and every existing simulator is based on some initial assumptions to allow classical modelling of quantum behaviours. Each quantum simulator has pros and cons to be analysed in order to use it correctly, to model a specific aspect (or a set of aspects) of future quantum communication networks. This is fundamental to be able to correctly interpret the results obtained after simulations. The details of the thesis’ topic and the level of the targets will be adapted according to the student’s preferences, motivation and talent.
Diploma/Master thesis:
Project & Thesis (Design and Implementation of a Distributed Quantum Key Management System for Three-Node QKD Systems).
Project & Thesis (Design and Implementation of a Three_Node QKD Communication Framework).
Project & Thesis (Applications of FPGA in Quantum Key Distribution).
Required skills: background on classical computer science and programming,
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