Suppose two provers agree in a polynomial p and want to reveal a single vaiue y=p(x) to a verifier where x is chosen arbitrarily by the verifier. Whereas honest provers should be able to agree on any polynomial p the verifier wants to be sure that with any (cheating) pair of provers the value y he r
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Propositional Proof Systems and Fast Consistency Provers
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