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Groups are an abstract algebraic concept based on a set and a group law (a binary function which closes the set).
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When do we need composite order groups for bilinear maps and when prime order?
In most cases it seems protocols initially described in the context of composite order groups can be converted to prime order groups, thanks to the work of David Freeman and others.
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