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Memory-assisted quantum key distribution immune to multiple-excitation effects
Memory-assisted quantum key distribution aims to use existing quantum-device technologies to offer rate-versus-distance enhancements. Here, a variant of such systems, relying on single-photon sources, is proposed that counters the multiple-excitation effects in ensemble-based memories.