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WebSeth Lloyd. Alioscia Hamma. Scrambling of quantum information is an important feature at the root of randomization and benchmarking protocols, the onset of quantum chaos, and … WebWe briefly recall the setting for the Bell–CHSH experiment. Section 2 provides a more detailed account. A famous application of nonlocality is to construct an 1-2 oblivious transfer protocol between two distant agents (A)lice and (B)ob. Alice and Bob each hold a box. Alice’s box might, for example, contain one half of a singlet state of spin– 1 2 particles, … shiny locked pokemon oras
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