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Beyond Maximal Entanglement: Exact Resources for Multiparty Encrypted Quantum Cloning
Encrypted quantum cloning distributes an unknown $k$-qubit state among $m$ encrypted clones so that no individual clone reveals the input, yet the state can be recovered from any one clone together with a common quantum key. We ask the inverse question: for a fixed encoding architecture, which multi
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