Editing Quantum Secret Sharing (section)

==Further Information==
QSS is inspired by classical secret sharing (CSS), but has one fundamental difference due to the no-cloning theorem. In CSS, Alice shares a secret among <math>n</math> parties and any team of <math>t</math> parties or more, with <math>t \leq n</math>, has full access to the secret, whereas <math>t-1</math> collaborating parties or less have no information about the secret at all. Such <math>(t, n)</math>-threshold schemes are not straightforward to implement for QSS, since the no-cloning theorem forbids that quantum states are copied, resulting in only one party, the receiver, obtaining the quantum secret from Alice, who looses hers during the process. However, <math>(t, n)</math> schemes can be built through sequentially running several QSS rounds.[[Quantum Secret Sharing#References|(5)]]