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Meier, J. (2022). Diophantine Satisfiability Arguments for Private Blockchains. Unpublished masters thesis, ETH Zurich, Zurich. Added by: Rucknium (22/10/2022, 19:39) |
Resource type: Thesis/Dissertation DOI: 10.3929/ethz-b-000571918 BibTeX citation key: Meier2022 View all bibliographic details |
Categories: Not Monero-focused Creators: Meier Publisher: ETH Zurich (Zurich) |
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Abstract |
Zero-knowledge proofs have been introduced in the 1980s, and most of the initial interest was of theoretical nature. Since the development of Bitcoin [25], however, blockchain technology continues to produce exciting use-cases for zero-knowledge proofs. Prominent examples in- clude privacy-coins, such as Zcash [2] and Monero [1], where zero- knowledge proofs serve as a tool to build confidential transactions. Zcash utilizes the the Groth16 proof system [19]. Groth16 offers small, constant-sized proofs, but it requires an elaborate setup and its security is proven only in the generic group model.
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