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Results tagged with lattice-crypto
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Lattice-cryptography is the study and use of lattice problems applied to cryptography.
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Two problem about noise management of BFV
Problem 2 first. If you use $E=2*\delta_R*B$ as an initial noise and you perform $L$ multiplications (using the same ciphertext), then you multiply (see Lemma 2) the noise $E$ each time by $t\cdot \de …
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About learning with error rings with only constant coefficient
Yes, you could encrypt the message $5$ as a polynomial $f = 5$ in the polynomial ring, which is usually something like $R := \mathbb Z [X] / \langle x^N + 1 \rangle$ with $N$ being quite large $>2^{10 …
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