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Collaborative Proofs

Definition

Collaborative proofs represent a cryptographic method where multiple parties collectively generate a proof of computation or data validity. This approach distributes the computational burden among participants rather than relying on a single prover. It enhances efficiency and scalability for complex verification tasks in decentralized systems. These proofs are fundamental for privacy-preserving computations and secure multi-party protocols. They allow for shared verification without revealing underlying sensitive information.