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Almazrooie et al., 2018 - Google Patents

Quantum reversible circuit of AES-128

Almazrooie et al., 2018

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10938236805382381955
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Almazrooie M
Samsudin A
Abdullah R
Mutter K
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Quantum information processing

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An explicit quantum design of AES-128 is presented in this paper. The design is structured to utilize the lowest number of qubits. First, the main components of AES-128 are designed as quantum circuits and then combined to construct the quantum version of AES-128. Some …
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