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== Link to Google Form == | == Link to Google Form == | ||
https://forms.gle/ANokaD4iCzwvYjdb6 | https://forms.gle/ANokaD4iCzwvYjdb6 | ||
== File Format == | |||
=== Functionality File === | |||
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* '''Functionality Description''' A lucid definition of functionality in discussion. | |||
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* '''Tags''' Any related page or list of protocols is connected by this section | |||
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* '''Use Case''' (if available) compares security, efficiency and practicality of quantum protocols with its available classical analogues; connects protcols with real world applications. | |||
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*'''Protocols''' List of different types of example protocol achieving the functionality (Each protocol in this list is written in the format given below) depending on the task achieved or [[:Catgeory: Network Stages|Network Stages]] required to achieve the same functioanlity | |||
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*'''Properties''' All properties that should be satisfied by any protocol achieving the concerned functionality and other common terminologies used in all the protocols. | |||
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*'''Further Information''' Any issue that could not be addressed or find a place in the above sections or any review paper discussing a feature of various types of protocols related to the functionality. | |||
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=== Protocol File === | |||
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*'''Link''' to the corresponding functionality together with short description of the method used and properties satisfied by a protocol. | |||
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*'''Tags''' Any related page or list of protocols is connected by this section | |||
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*'''Assumptions''' It describes the setting in which the protocol will be successful. Any assumption on the setup for the protocol below is listed in this section. | |||
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*'''Outline''' A non-mathematical detailed outline which provides a rough idea of the concerned protocol. A figure is accommodated for most protocols. | |||
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*'''Notation''' Connects the non-mathematical outline with further sections. | |||
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*'''Hardware requirements''' Order of digits related to threshold values, QBit Error Rate (QBER), parameters, etc.. are illustrated in this section. | |||
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*'''Properties''' A list of important information extracted from the protocol such as, parameters (threshold values), security claim, success probability, etc.. | |||
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*'''Pseudocode''' Mathematical step-wise protocol algorithm helpful to write a subroutine. | |||
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*'''Further Information''' Any useful information that could not find its place in the above description goes here. Also, some pages on protocols might include short description as below for list of protocols in the same class of functionality and network stage that are easy to interpret after reading the concerned formal description (or are variants of the protocol discussed above): | |||
*Theoretical Papers: | |||
**How is it different from the above protocol | |||
**Requirements | |||
**Security | |||
*Experimental Papers: | |||
**Which paper or protocol does it implement | |||
**Benchmark values for this demonstration | |||
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