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zkPi: Proving Lean Theorems in Zero-Knowledge
Feb. 19, 2024, 2 a.m. |
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ePrint Report: zkPi: Proving Lean Theorems in Zero-Knowledge
Evan Laufer, Alex Ozdemir, Dan Boneh
Interactive theorem provers (ITPs), such as Lean and Coq, can express
formal proofs for a large category of theorems, from abstract math to
software correctness. Consider Alice who has a Lean proof for some
public statement $T$. Alice wants to convince the world that she has
such a proof, without revealing the actual proof. Perhaps the proof
shows that a secret program is correct or safe, …
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