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Consecutive Measurement Tradeoffs in Quantum Cryptography
Measuring a quantum system can reveal information while disturbing its state. Consequently, the probabilities of obtaining desired outcomes in individual measurements constrain the probability of obtaining them in sequence. This interplay arises naturally in mistrustful quantum cryptography, where a
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