Paper · P10
Anonymous Public-Key Quantum Money and Quantum Voting
Title from docs/planning/QMINT_MASTER_RESEARCH_PLAN.md section 16; not present in the matrix row.
Alper Cakan; Vipul Goyal; Takashi Yamakawa · 2024-11-07 (v1)
- Status
- ABSTRACT READOnly the abstract (and possibly skimmed PDF) was read; theorem details are not verified.ABSTRACT_READ; PDF downloaded
- Game
- none stated
- Anchor
- —
- Source file
- research/PRIOR_ART_MATRIX.csv
Precise theorem
Assuming iO and LWE: public-key quantum money with anonymity against users and traceability by authorities, and an untraceable variant; universally verifiable quantum voting (abstract).
Citations
Record
Every field of the source record, in file order.
- Canonical linkcanonical_link
https://arxiv.org/abs/2411.04482
- Authorsauthors
Alper Cakan; Vipul Goyal; Takashi Yamakawa
- Publication datepublication_date
2024-11-07 (v1)
- Versionversion
arXiv v1; no journal-ref
- Correction statuscorrection_status
n/a
- Input modelinput_model
public-key quantum money
- Verifier modelverifier_model
public
- Adversary capabilitiesadversary_capabilities
computationally bounded (iO, LWE)
- Tested parameterstested_parameters
none
- Proof dependenciesproof_dependencies
iO; LWE
- Datasetsdatasets
none
- Codecode
none
- Licenselicense
arXiv CC BY 4.0
- Limitationslimitations
Relies on indistinguishability obfuscation (no practical instantiation).
- What QMint addswhat_QMint_adds
Nothing; optional reading for anonymity definitions.
- Access statusaccess_status
ABSTRACT_READ; PDF downloaded
- Qmint gameqmint_game
none