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On The Impossibility of NIZKs for Disjunctive Languages from Commit-and-Prove NIZKs
2021
IEEE Access
This paper considers the problem of expanding a language class that can be proven by a noninteractive zero-knowledge proof system (NIZK) in a black-box manner in the common reference string model. Namely, given NIZKs for two languages, L 0 and L 1 , can we construct an NIZK for L 0 ∨ L 1 in a black-box manner? NIZKs for disjunctive languages have a large number of applications, such as electronic voting. Therefore, such a black-box construction may enable the efficient constructions of such
doi:10.1109/access.2021.3056078
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