The secure transmission of cryptographic keys is demonstrated over a 10 km-long optical fibre channel using a technique called ‘quantum cryptography’. Single-photon detector noise and nonideal modulator frequency response lead to error rates of ~6% in the transmitted keys that are corrected using publicly agreed key permutations and parity checks.
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P. D. Townsend (1994) studied this question.
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