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9. **Stephen Wiesner (1970)**
* Introduced the concepts of quantum cryptography and quantum money, making significant contributions to the development of secure communication systems. Wiesner's work laid the groundwork for the field of quantum cryptography.

* Introduced the concepts of quantum cryptography and quantum money, making significant contributions to the development of secure communication systems. Wiesner's work laid the groundwork for the field of quantum cryptography.

* **Quantum Money [Quantum Currency]()**

- Wiesner's idea of "quantum money" suggests using quantum states to encode currency, making it practically impossible to forge due to the properties of quantum states.
- The exact mathematical formulation varies depending on the implementation, but the general idea relies on quantum superposition and entanglement to ensure security and authenticity.

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