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Volatile and Persistent Memory for zkSNARKs via Algebraic Interactive Proofs
June 18, 2024, 2:36 a.m. |
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ePrint Report: Volatile and Persistent Memory for zkSNARKs via Algebraic Interactive Proofs
Alex Ozdemir, Evan Laufer, Dan Boneh
In verifiable outsourcing, an untrusted server runs an expensive computation and produces a succinct proof (called a SNARK) of the results. In many scenarios, the computation accesses a RAM that the server maintains a commitment to (persistent RAM) or that is initially zero (volatile RAM). But, SNARKs for such scenarios are limited by the high overheads associated with existing techniques for RAM …
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