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Working Group Post-Shannon and Quantum Information Theory
  • Working Group Post-Shannon and Quantum Information Theory
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Working Group Post-Shannon and Quantum Information Theory

Group Photo of Working Group Post-Shannon and Quantum Information Theory

The working group "Post-Shannon and Quantum Information Theory," under the leadership of Dr. math. Christian Deppe, focuses on various questions regarding new approaches in information theory and communication systems.

Both theoretical considerations outside the classical Shannon transmission scheme, such as message identification, and more tangible concepts like molecular communication are part of our work. In the field of quantum information theory, we analyze the potential of current and future quantum technologies in communication systems to make them more powerful, resilient, and secure.

Overview on Identification Schemes
Overview on Identification Schemes

Post-Shannon Information Theory

Post-Shannon Theory explores advanced communication models that extend beyond Shannon's classical information theory, enabling more efficient and adaptable communication. A key example is the identification scheme by Ahlswede and Dueck, where the receiver only determines whether a specific important message was sent, rather than receiving its full content. Applications include IoT, medical monitoring, and bandwidth-optimized networks, where rapid and selective data recognition is crucial.

Quantum Information Theory

Many fundamental problems that have been solved in classical information theory remain open when considering quantum channels. In this field, we investigate how the availability of shared entanglement can assist with various communication tasks, such as enhancing transmission rates or securing communication.

The model of an interference channel with entanglement resources shared between the transmitters.
The model of an interference channel with entanglement resources shared between the transmitters.
Schematic of Molecular Communication
Schematic of Molecular Communication

Molecular Communication

Molecular communication explores how information is transmitted through the exchange of molecules, drawing inspiration from biological systems like cells and tissues. This cutting-edge technology unlocks new possibilities in nanotechnology and biomedicine, revolutionizing communication in challenging environments.

Quantum Technologies

The emergence of quantum technologies unlocks new approaches to communication and computational tasks, but it also presents its own challenges. Quantum technologies enable more powerful attacks on authentication and encryption systems. Through our work on quantum physically unclonable functions, we aim to address and resolve these issues. Furthermore, we investigate quantum repeaters to tackle the issue of limited transmission distances in quantum systems.

Generation and verification methods of a quantum physical unclonable function.
Generation and verification methods of a quantum physical unclonable function.
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