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Interactive proof, computational and complexity theory

Interactive proof is a computational model where two or more turing machines iterac: A verifier which is a PTM with polynomial time restriction and one or more provers, at begining with no time or space limitation. It has applications in criptografy and also give us a caracterization of some complexity classes like PSPACE and NEXP. One of its variants, PCP , allow us to caracterize NP.

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Zero Knowledge Proof - Interactive Prover

Let us take an known example for the zero-knowledge proof like the Graphisomorphism (NP). I know there are different versions how to formulate an zero knowledge example for this problem but for this question it doens't matter. I would like to know…
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