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dichotomic observables per site. Physical Review A, 64, 032112.
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can speed up quantum key distribution in networks. New Journal of Physics, 19(9), 093012.
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with the number of particles. Physical Review A, 46, 5375–5378.
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the mermin operators. Quantum Information Processing, 18(5), 131.
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2987.