Ágoston Schranz

Assistant professor

Budapest University of Technology and Economics
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Ágoston Schranz is an Assistant Professor at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics in Hungary. His research primarily focuses on quantum random number generation, communication systems, and noise filtering in vehicle-to-vehicle applications. Recent articles authored by him explore stochastic performance analysis, error probabilities in polarization-sensitive communication, and mathematical analyses of quantum systems.

Articles (9)

The performance analysis of a quantum random number generator (QRNG), operating based on the interarrival time differences between consecutive photon detections from a coherent light source, is presented. The proposed analysis approach accurately takes into account the physical properties of the single‐photon detection systems, such as discretised time measurement, the correlations induced by the asynchronous arrival of photons with respect to the time resolution grid, and the dead time after observations and provides the QRNG's relevant performance measures, such as the joint distribution of bits, lag‐ r correlations, the bit generation overhead and the bit generation time. Analysis results are verified by computer simulations.

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Miklós Telek

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