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Complexity classes / Randomized algorithms / Computational complexity theory / Interactive proof system / Theoretical computer science / Mathematics / Zero-knowledge proof / Probabilistically checkable proof / Computer science / IP / ArthurMerlin protocol / NP
Date: 2003-06-27 08:43:01
Complexity classes
Randomized algorithms
Computational complexity theory
Interactive proof system
Theoretical computer science
Mathematics
Zero-knowledge proof
Probabilistically checkable proof
Computer science
IP
ArthurMerlin protocol
NP

ON INTERACTIVE PROOFS WITH A LACONIC PROVER Oded Goldreich, Salil Vadhan, and Avi Wigderson Abstract. We continue the investigation of interactive proofs with bounded communication, as initiated by Goldreich and Hastad

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