Lectures

• 3.3.3 Example – The (min)-entropy including the smooth min-entropy

  Subject(s) 03. Quantifying information
  

• 3.4.1 Uncertainty principles: simple version BB84

  Subject(s) 03. Quantifying information
  

• 3.4.2 Example – Uncertainty principles: simple version BB84

  Subject(s) 03. Quantifying information
  

• 3.5.1 Extended UR principles: tripartite version

  Subject(s) 03. Quantifying information
  

• 3.5.2 Example – Extended UR principles: tripartite version

  Subject(s) 03. Quantifying information
  

• 4.1.1 Privacy amplification

  Subject(s) 04. From imperfect information to (near) perfect security
  

• 4.1.2 Amplifying a weak secret by taking parities

  Subject(s) 04. From imperfect information to (near) perfect security
  

• 4.2.1 Randomness extractors

  Subject(s) 04. From imperfect information to (near) perfect security
  

• 4.2.2 Example: A strong extractor against bit-fixing sources

  Subject(s) 04. From imperfect information to (near) perfect security
  

• 4.3.1 An extractor construction based on two-universal hash functions

  Subject(s) 04. From imperfect information to (near) perfect security
  

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