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Computational Bounds for f -Routing
Cryptography, Computer Science, Information Security and seminar by Oren Renard, Cornell University
Wednesday 10:00 Toronto (GMT-4)
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Oren Renard studies security of quantum position verification based on f-routing. The work derives resource lower bounds for uniformly generated attackers by connecting successful attacks to the computational complexity of the routed function. Separate results cover arbitrary quantum channels, Pauli-sparse unitaries and Clifford+T circuits. Time and space hierarchies yield explicit functions secure against polynomial or quasipolynomial numbers of attacker qubits under these computational restrictions, extending earlier bounds while increasing the complexity of honest evaluation.
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