(2,m)-threshold quantum data hiding

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2607.08070v1
• Date: Thu, 09 Jul 2026 02:58:24 GMT
• Title: (2,m)-threshold quantum data hiding
• Abstract summary: We consider multiparty quantum state discrimination and present a multiparty quantum data-hiding scheme for one classical bit to be shared among multiple parties.<n>In the proposed scheme, any pair of parties can collaborate to perfectly recover the hidden bit through a joint measurement.<n> measurements based on local operations and classical communication(LOCC) performed even by all parties reveal only an arbitrarily small amount of information.
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• Abstract: We consider multiparty quantum state discrimination and present a multiparty quantum data-hiding scheme for one classical bit to be shared among multiple parties. In the proposed scheme, any pair of parties can collaborate to perfectly recover the hidden bit through a joint measurement, whereas measurements based on local operations and classical communication(LOCC) performed even by all parties reveal only an arbitrarily small amount of information. We further provide bounds on the optimal LOCC discrimination of multiparty quantum states. The proposed scheme can be implemented using only separable states of low-dimensional quantum systems, enhancing its practical feasibility.

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