Author:
Wang Baonan,Hu Feng,Yao Haonan,Wang Chao
Abstract
AbstractThis paper provides a new (second) way, which is completely different from Shor’s algorithm, to show the optimistic potential of a D-Wave quantum computer for deciphering RSA and successfully factoring all integers within 10000. Our method significantly reduced the local field coefficient $$h$$h and coupling term coefficient $$J$$J by more than 33% and 26%, respectively, of those of Ising model, which can further improve the stability of qubit chains and improve the upper bound of integer factorization. In addition, our results obtained the best index (20-bit integer (1028171)) of quantum computing for deciphering RSA via the quantum computing software environment provided by D-Wave. Furthermore, Shor’s algorithm requires approximately 40 qubits to factor the integer 1028171, which is far beyond the capacity of universal quantum computers. Thus, post quantum cryptography should further consider the potential of the D-Wave quantum computer for deciphering the RSA cryptosystem in future.
Funder
National Natural Science Foundation of China
Publisher
Springer Science and Business Media LLC
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