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This [https://www.nature.com/articles/ncomms13251 example protocol] implement the task of Multipartite entanglement verification in a multinode quantum network. The protocol uses classical communication and measurements of quantum states to verify whether the parties share a GHZ state. We present here a loss tolerant version of the protocol, which doesn't assume that the source of the state nor the parties (except one) are trusted. It has various application in a setting where at each timestep a source shares a state. Most of the time this state will be verified using this protocol and once in a while it will be used to perform some computation or communication protocol (e.g. Anonymous transmission) '''Tags:''' [[:Category: Entanglement Verification|Entanglement Verification]], [[:Category: Multi Party Protocols|Multi Party Protocols]] [[Category: Multi Party Protocols]], GHZ state
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