Lecture
Quantum Random Number Generation
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This lecture covers the concept of quantum random number generation, focusing on the definition of perfectly random bits and the process of generating good randomness using quantum devices. It also discusses the implementation of quantum random number generators with qubits and the challenges faced in ensuring randomness. The lecture explores the use of quantum models and measurements to achieve randomness and the implications of device-independent quantum random number generation with a CHSH test.
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