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Boosting Quantum Security: A New Coding Approach to Key Distribution

25.11.2025 by Ray Dalio

The comparative performance of three quantum key distribution protocols-BB84, Polar-code, and enhanced BB84-demonstrates that while the BB84 rate $r^{\text{BB84}}(e)$ remains constant, the Polar-code QKD rate $r(e,E)$ is critically dependent on the error rate $E$, exhibiting a performance limit where error correction fails above a specific threshold, a constraint not shared by the BB84 protocol.

Researchers have developed an enhanced quantum key distribution protocol leveraging systematic polar coding to improve key generation rates and performance.

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Factoring with Fewer Qubits: A Step Closer to Quantum Reality

25.11.2025 by Ray Dalio

Researchers have significantly reduced the qubit requirements for Regev’s quantum factoring algorithm, bringing practical quantum factoring a step closer to realization on near-term devices.

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Smarter Security Checks: AI Learns to Find Software Flaws

25.11.2025 by Ray Dalio

The ReVul-CoT system leverages a specific prompt template-a carefully constructed framework for eliciting reasoning-to facilitate the exploration of vulnerabilities.

A new approach leverages the power of large language models to dramatically improve the accuracy and transparency of identifying vulnerabilities in software code.

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Beyond the Stack: Exploring Quantum Automata and Computation

25.11.2025 by Ray Dalio

A two-stack machine, denoted as $M(L_{eq})$, effectively recognizes $L_{eq}$.

This review delves into the foundations of stack machines and their quantum counterparts, bridging classical and quantum models of computation.

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Finding Order in Quantum Chaos: A New Way to Map Entanglement

24.11.2025 by Ray Dalio

The study demonstrates a phase transition in Projected Tensor Network Iso-metrics (PTIMs) occurring at a critical probability $p_c = 0.5$, evidenced by a change in trajectory-averaged half-system entanglement entropy and detectable through both steady-state analysis and the survival probability of an initial Bell cluster measured via an ancilla qubit’s entanglement entropy, all validated across $10^5$ trajectories.

Researchers have developed a robust technique to identify phase transitions in entangled quantum systems, even when faced with noise and imperfect measurements.

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Decoding Quantum Chaos: A New Way to Spot Entanglement Shifts

24.11.2025 by Ray Dalio

The study demonstrates that a probabilistic projective measurement scheme-where unrecorded measurements introduce noise-exhibits a phase transition in entanglement, moving between area-law behaviors as evidenced by a shift in trajectory-averaged half-system entanglement entropy $ \mathcal{S}(L/2)$ at a critical probability $p_c = 0.5$, a transition further detectable through the survival probability of an initial Bell cluster measured via the entanglement of an ancilla qubit, all based on analysis of $10^5$ trajectories.

Researchers have developed a robust method for identifying entanglement transitions in noisy quantum systems, paving the way for better control and characterization of complex quantum states.

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Beyond XOR: Taming Circuit Complexity with Tree Decomposition

24.11.2025 by Ray Dalio

Optimal circuits computing $XOR_6$ demonstrate a structural relationship wherein Red’kin-based designs are inherently also DeMorgan circuits, though the converse is not true, and both bases share identical arrangements of $XOR_2$ building blocks in constructing these larger circuits.

New research reveals a fixed-parameter tractable solution for determining if a Boolean function is a simple extension of another, offering crucial insights into the foundations of circuit complexity.

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Beyond XOR: Taming Circuit Complexity with Simple Extensions

24.11.2025 by Ray Dalio

The architecture of optimal circuits computing $XOR_6$ reveals a fundamental relationship between Red’kin and DeMorgan bases: while every circuit optimized within the Red’kin framework also functions optimally in the DeMorgan base, the converse is not true, yet both share identical arrangements of $XOR_2$ building blocks.

New research reveals a fixed-parameter tractable approach to determining if a Boolean function is a simple extension of another, shedding light on the fundamental challenges of circuit complexity.

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Taking Control of Your Health Data: A Blockchain Blueprint

24.11.2025 by Ray Dalio

The system architecture decouples authorization from data storage, securing content through off-chain encrypted storage while verifying integrity via a $SHA-256$ digest-calculated from the concatenation of content, timestamp, nonce, and authorization data-ensuring both confidentiality and verifiable access.

A new framework leverages blockchain technology to put patients at the center of their electronic health record management, enhancing security and privacy.

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Bridging the Quantum Divide: How Classical and Quantum Communication Interplay

24.11.2025 by Ray Dalio

New research reveals fundamental limits on combining classical and quantum communication, offering insights into the potential for quantum speedups and the cost of hybrid approaches.

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