Deterministic Bounds Secure Small Consensus Committees for Scalable Ledgers
New cryptographic sortition provides deterministic security bounds on adversarial influence, enabling constant-sized, efficient consensus committees.
Committee-Based Byzantine Agreement Protocol Slashes Communication Complexity
A novel committee-based protocol achieves optimal asynchronous Byzantine agreement, drastically reducing cubic communication overhead.
Zero-Knowledge Oracles Secure Cross-Chain Communication with Quantum Randomness and Restaking
V-ZOR integrates ZKPs, quantum entropy, and restaking to enable cryptographically verifiable, trust-minimized off-chain data delivery across decentralized systems.
Deterministic Bounds Secure Constant-Size Committees, Strengthening Decentralized Consensus Architecture
Foundational research replaces probabilistic committee security with deterministic bounds, enabling smaller, more efficient consensus groups for scalable systems.
Optimal Asynchronous Byzantine Agreement Achieves Quadratic Communication Efficiency
A novel committee-based protocol reduces asynchronous Byzantine agreement communication from cubic to quadratic, enabling practical fault-tolerant state machine replication.
Prioritized Committee Mechanism Achieves Optimal Asynchronous Byzantine Agreement Complexity
A new committee-based protocol achieves simultaneous optimal time, message, and communication complexity for foundational asynchronous consensus.
Deterministic Bounds Revolutionize Committee Selection, Enhancing Ledger Decentralization and Scalability
New cryptographic sortition methods provide deterministic guarantees on adversarial influence, fundamentally strengthening decentralized ledger security and scalability.
