物理零知识证明Numberlink

Suthee Ruangwises, T. Itoh
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Numberlink是一款逻辑谜题,玩家必须通过矩形网格中不相交的路径将所有具有相同数字的单元格对连接起来。在本文中,我们提出了一种使用一副纸牌的物理零知识证明协议,该协议允许玩家在不泄露的情况下物理地显示他/她知道解决方案。特别是,我们开发了一个物理协议来计算列表中等于给定秘密值的元素的数量,而不透露该值、列表中与该值相等的元素的位置或列表中任何其他元素的值。我们的协议也可以用于验证连接任意图中所有给定端点对的顶点不相交路径的存在性。
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Physical Zero-Knowledge Proof for Numberlink
Numberlink is a logic puzzle for which the player has to connect all pairs of cells with the same numbers by non-crossing paths in a rectangular grid. In this paper, we propose a physical protocol of zero-knowledge proof for Numberlink using a deck of cards, which allows a player to physically show that he/she knows a solution without revealing it. In particular, we develop a physical protocol to count the number of elements in a list that are equal to a given secret value without revealing that value, the positions of elements in the list that are equal to it, or the value of any other element in the list. Our protocol can also be applied to verify the existence of vertex-disjoint paths connecting all given pairs of endpoints in any graph.
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