Perfect zero-knowledge (PZK) proofs have been constructed in various settings and they are
also interesting from a complexity theoretic perspective. Yet, virtually nothing is known about them. This is in contrast to statistical zero-knowledge proofs, where many general results have been proved using an array of tools, none of which ... more >>>

We study the question whether the number of rounds in public-coin perfect zero-knowledge (PZK) proofs can be collapsed to a constant. Despite extensive research into the round complexity of interactive
and zero-knowledge protocols, there is no indication how to address this question. Furthermore, the main tool to tackle this question ... more >>>