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==Properties== The protocol * involves two parties and one-way communication from the prover to the verifier. * assumes that anyone might be dishonest and still provide perfect completeness and constant soundness. * has a communication complexity of <math>O(\sqrt{N}\log_2N)</math> bits of information. * runs in exponential time, while it can be shown that by using classical proofs, the best protocol run in exponential time in the size of N. * can be implemented with linear optics (not exclusively). * It has been theorized that N needs to be at least about 500 in order to have the advantage over the best classical protocol.
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