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Complexity of Lattice Problems

In complexity theory, we say a problem is hard if it it hard for the worst-case instance; while in cryptography, a problem is deemed hard only if it is hard for the average-case instance (i.e., for all but a negligible fraction of instances). Basics Lattice Definition of a Lattice Continue reading →

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Cryptographic Functions

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Closest Vector Problem

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Basic Reduction Problem

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