SixStateThresholds
The 12.6% zero crossing, against BB84's 11.0% on the same arithmetic
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| Test | What it does | Result |
|---|---|---|
test_gap_positive | At every equal QBER below its own threshold the six-state fraction is the larger. | ✅ pass |
test_kato_printed | The computed crossing agrees to five figures with Kato and Tamaki's qubit threshold and sits 8e-5 above their threshold-detector figure. | ✅ pass |
test_leak_moves | Charging F_REC leakage rather than the Shannon limit moves the crossing to 10.7322%. | ✅ pass |
test_noiseless_limit | Both families give one full bit at Q = 0, where Eve's information is zero, and the six-state fraction falls monotonically in Q. | ✅ pass |
test_six_crossing | The six-state fraction crosses zero at 12.6193% and BB84's at 11.003%, a gap of 1.6 points and a ratio of 1.146919. | ✅ pass |