March 15, 2023, 1:10 a.m. | Mario Stipčević

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Ability to generate random numbers is an important resource for many
applications ranging from scientific research to practical cryptography and
quantum technologies. However, a widely accepted definition of random numbers,
or randomness, has eluded researchers thus far. Without a definition, it is
impossible to complete security proofs or make new industrial standards. Here,
we propose an information-theory-based definition of randomness which, unlike
state of the art, does not try to find desirable properties of generated
numbers, but rather focus on …

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