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Using Non-interactive Proofs to Achieve Independence Efficiently and Securely

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Gennaro, Rosario
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Abstract
Independence or simultaneous broadcast is a fundamental tool to achieve security in fault tolerant distributed computing. It allows n players to commit to independently chosen values. In this paper we present a constant round protocol to perform this task. Previous solutions were 0(log n) rounds. In the process we develop a new and stronger formal definition from this problem.
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1994-11
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https://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/149232
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MIT-LCS-TM-515

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