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Abstract
As Quantum dots made of ZnS are trending in displays as TV panels and laser will be used to
study the faster microwave propagation in space and on earth which will be difficult to bypass
as quantum key encryption decryption is difficult to decode. Quantum internet protocol is
much faster , safer and secure in microwave propagation than the present Internet Protocol v6,
which forms the aspect of our study. Assimilation of hardware, Quantum dots with Quantum
protocol theory beautifies the aspect of study.
Earlier Internet protocol version 12 (IPv12) was studied by Hazarika [1].Cryptographic Key
Management in Delay Tolerant Network was studied by Menesidou et al [2].Cryptographic key
management in deploying IPv6 was studied by Zamani et al [3],Quantum information theory,
From classical to quantum Shannon theory was given by Wilde [4]
The aspect is to study the Quantum dots use in microwave propagation leading to
difficult to decode without proper key set as it requires spin which changes without
proper key.
Module by module full package involving Quantum dots use in mobile tower
microwave transceivers (Quantum dots Klystron).
Mobile sim and tower communication using quantum microwave propagation (Phase
bunching theory)
Quantum dots used for communication using Quantum Time Division Multiple Access
(QTDMA)
Quantum internet protocol connectivity with modalities of Quantum dots
The Quantum Reflex klystron equations Phase bunching model
are given as
= () ( 4 2)
= 0
= ( + 2 1) ()
Alternating gap Voltage equation
( 2) . ( 4 2)
4
1
1 = 20 1 () ( 4 2) Where =
0
Driving induced current = + 2 0 =phase
4
2
0
= =axial position
0
The electronic admittance is ratio of
driving current to alternating gap voltage =
=
1 =1 / = 20 1 () ( 4 2) / =
=
2
() = (2/) =RF factor
4
1
= 0 0 ( 1 ) ( )
2 !
1 =1 / = 2 1 () ( 4 2) / 2 2
= 0 ,= 2 (1 0 )
0 0
Where
The field amplitude F, length of the
output cavity and frequency detuning
= 2 0 / parameter , are the normalized device
Electronic conductance parameters and defined