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Linear-Time Zero-Knowledge Arguments with Logarithmic Proof-Size

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Claim: cryptographic arguments with a linear-time prover and indexer, polylogarithmic verification and logarithmic query complexity, constructed by turning tensor-query IOPs into point-query IOPs via a code-based compiler that uses linear-time encodable codes and tensor-product encodings, plus masking and a Merkle-style hashing step to get a crypto argument. Built information-theoretic IOPs and then hashed them; works but requires large fields (≥ Omega(n)) and incurs nontrivial coding overheads and unknown concrete constants.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 0:43The holy grail for efficient zero-knowledge
  3. 2:13What counts as linear time?
  4. 3:10Obstacles
  5. 4:41The holy grail requires
  6. 4:51A ray of hope
  7. 8:03Interactive oracle proofs
  8. 9:14Approach for sublinear proof size and verification
  9. 11:12The code-based compiler
  10. 12:23Approach for polylogarithmic proof size verification
  11. 13:25Related techniques
  12. 24:45Quick and easy tensor IOPs
  13. 26:51The compiled point-query IOP
  14. 28:45Encodings using the tensor code c
  15. 29:41How does the consistency test work?
  16. 30:47A folding operation
  17. 31:06Computing query answers by folding
  18. 31:46Partial tensor encodings
  19. 32:10Partially encoding tensor IOP proofs
  20. 32:21How do we check consistency?
  21. 32:38How the IOPP checks consistency
  22. 33:01The consistency check IOPP
  23. 33:13What the verifier wants to check
  24. 33:24Spot-checks using few queries
  25. 34:58Analysis: prover complexity
  26. 36:12Analysis: query and verifier complexity
  27. 38:07Zero-knowledge and tensor encodings
  28. 38:42Codeword entries leak information
  29. 39:10Masking with encoding randomness
  30. 40:12Defining zero-knowledge algebraically
  31. 45:27Tensor products of zero-knowledge code
  32. 48:59Query bounds under tensor products
  33. 50:11Summary of results
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