Security against jamming and noise exclusion in imaging
arXiv:1609.02808 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.94.032301
Abstract
We describe a protocol by which an imaging system could be protected against jamming by a malevolent party. Our protocol not only allows recognition of the jamming, but also allows for the recovery of the true image from the jammed one. We apply the method to jamming of quantum ghost imaging, for which the jamming detection probability is increased when the imaging light is entangled. The method can also be used to provide image recovery in general noisy environments.
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