An Interactive Oracle Proof is a cryptographic proof system where the prover and verifier engage in a series of communications to establish the validity of a computation. The verifier queries the prover, who acts as an oracle, about different parts of the computation, and the prover responds with compact proofs. This interactive process allows for efficient verification of complex statements with a high degree of confidence. It forms a basis for certain zero-knowledge proof constructions.
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Interactive Oracle Proofs represent a theoretical advancement in the field of verifiable computation, providing a framework for constructing highly efficient and secure proof systems. Researchers continue to optimize their interaction complexity and proof size. These proofs are foundational for developing scalable and privacy-preserving solutions in decentralized networks, including rollups and verifiable computation services.
A new polynomial commitment scheme, BaseFold, generalizes FRI using foldable codes, eliminating field restrictions and achieving 200x faster ZK prover times.
A new recursive polynomial commitment scheme, LUMEN, achieves the efficiency of trusted-setup SNARKs while maintaining full transparency, unlocking truly scalable and trustless rollups.
Blaze introduces a multi-linear polynomial commitment scheme using Repeat-Accumulate-Accumulate codes, dramatically speeding up ZK-SNARK provers and reducing proof size for scalable verifiable computation.
Introducing Constraint-Reduced Polynomial Circuits, a novel zk-SNARK construction that minimizes arithmetic constraints for complex operations, unlocking practical, scalable verifiable computation.
HyperPlonk eliminates the FFT bottleneck in Plonk by using multilinear polynomials over the boolean hypercube, enabling linear-time ZK-proof generation for massive circuits.
FRIDA introduces the first formal cryptographic primitive for Data Availability Sampling, enabling trustless, scalable block data verification for modular blockchains.
This work proves a foundational succinct argument is secure in the Quantum Random Oracle Model, guaranteeing long-term security for verifiable computation.
This new Interactive Oracle Proof system resolves the prover-verifier efficiency trade-off, achieving linear prover time and polylogarithmic verification complexity.
Brakedown introduces a practical linear-time encodable code, enabling the first O(N) SNARK prover, fundamentally scaling verifiable computation and ZK-Rollups.
BaseFold generalizes FRI, introducing foldable codes to create a field-agnostic polynomial commitment scheme with superior prover and verifier efficiency.
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