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TR06-001 | 1st January 2006
Ran Raz, Iddo Tzameret

The Strength of Multilinear Proofs

We introduce an algebraic proof system that manipulates multilinear arithmetic formulas. We show that this proof system is fairly strong, even when restricted to multilinear arithmetic formulas of a very small depth. Specifically, we show the following:

1. Algebraic proofs manipulating depth 2 multilinear arithmetic formulas polynomially simulate Resolution, Polynomial ... more >>>


TR05-163 | 19th December 2005
Dvir Falik, Alex Samorodnitsky

Edge-isoperimetric inequalities and influences

We give a combinatorial proof of the result of Kahn, Kalai, and Linial, which states that every balanced boolean function on the n-dimensional boolean cube has a variable with influence of at least Omega(log(n)/n).The methods of the proof are then used to recover additional isoperimetric results for the cube, with ... more >>>


TR05-162 | 23rd December 2005
Yunlei Zhao, Jesper Buus Nielsen, Robert H. Deng, Feng Dengguo

Generic yet Practical ZK Arguments from any Public-Coin HVZK

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In this work, we present a generic yet practical transformation from any public-coin honest-verifier zero-knowledge (HVZK) protocols to normal zero-knowledge (ZK) arguments. By ``generic", we mean that the transformation is applicable to any public-coin HVZK protocol under any one-way function (OWF) admitting Sigma-protocols. By ``practical" we mean that the transformation ... more >>>



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