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Temporal trade-offs in high-dimensional entanglement: a comprehensive noise model for optimal time-bin QKD protocols
High-dimensional time-bin entanglement is known for having high potential for quantum key distribution (QKD) applications, being easily implementable, robust and may offer better keyrates than simple qubit protocols. The temporal encoding, combined with limited clock resolution, however, implies a t
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