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1009.0416[abs pdf who comments(0)]
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1009.0044[abs pdf who comments(0)]
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1008.2422[abs pdf who comments(0)]
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1008.2390[abs pdf who comments(0)]
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1008.1948[abs pdf who comments(0)]
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1008.1599[abs pdf who comments(0)]
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1008.1168[abs pdf who comments(0)]
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1008.0452[abs pdf who comments(0)]
Title: One-Shot Classical Data Compression with Quantum Side Information and the Distillation of Common Randomness or Secret Keys
Authors: Joseph M. Renes, Renato Renner
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1008.0253[abs pdf who comments(0)]
Title: Long distance two-party quantum cryptography made simple
Authors: Iordanis Kerenidis, Stephanie Wehner
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1004.1130 odedr [2010-04-08 11:16:13]
Thanks, Joseph! This is very helpful!

Perhaps to prevent confusion in the future, you might want to add "k >= 2" to the sentence:
"More precisely, we show that for any number k of provers, QMIP[k] = MIP*[k]"
(since you do not show it for k=1)

Also, note that Theorem 1 starts with "If there exists...", and that in order to get the statement above, one probably needs to combine Theorem 1 with Theorem 2 (and perhaps some other stuff).

Regarding notation, it's purely a matter of taste, but I personally find it more logical to have the "Q" indicate quantum communication, and the "*" indicate entanglement (in analogy to MIP^*).

1004.1130 odedr [2010-04-08 03:56:00]
I'm curious, how do the authors use the fact that the number of provers is k>=2? Otherwise one would get (for the special case of k=1 prover) an alternative proof of QIP=IP, which would be pretty amazing.

Also, I think it should be emphasized that QMIP is the class with entanglement (I prefer the name QMIP^*); QMIP has been used before to denote the class without entanglement. Finally, the proof seems to significantly increase the number of rounds, so apparently these results do not apply to one-round games? (I wish they included a clear and precise statement of the transformation they obtain...)



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[2010-04-08 11:16:13] odedr commented on 1004.1130
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