Simon Neves, Laura dos Santos Martins, Verena Yacoub, P. Lefebvre, I. Šupić, D. Markham, E. Diamanti
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Experimental Certification of Quantum Transmission via Bell’s Theorem
We provide the first proof-of-principle experimental implementation of certified qubit transmission through an untrusted quantum channel, using one part of a maximally-entangled photon as a probe. The theoretical framework includes self-testing in a non-IID and semi device-independent setting, combined with new results on lossy quantum channels.