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The Study of Perfect Non-revelation Bit Commitment Protocol and Undeniable Signature Scheme

Author: ZengNa
Tutor: YuMin
School: Jiangxi Normal University
Course: Computer Software and Theory
Keywords: Zero knowledge proof
CLC: TN918.1
Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2008
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