How can we use Quantum Entanglement for Realizing Zero Knowledge Proof based QKD ?

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Quantum Entanglement is a shared state of existence in nature. Can we leverage Quantum Entanglement to establish a Prover - Verifier Relationship between Entangled pair of Qubits such that these Qubits could establish a Quantum key distribution with Zero Knowledge Proof property.

Stam Nicolis

Too many words. Quantum entanglement simply means that two qubits are in a superposition of the product of their individual states.

Just define the unitary operators that describe what the words mean in terms of transformations of the qubit states and study the consequences-what are the superpositions, that can be produced.

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