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Quantum Homomorphic Encryption: Towards Practical QOTP-Encrypted Computation on Gate-Based Hardware
As quantum computing moves toward remote and cloud-based access, protecting quantum data during outsourced execution becomes important. Quantum one-time pad (QOTP) encryption provides information-theoretic hiding of quantum state, but evaluating gates on Pauli-encrypted data is nontrivial: Clifford
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