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An XTR-based constant round key agreement scheme
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    An XTR-based constant round key agreement scheme (English)
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    24 November 2014
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    Summary: A new XTR-based key agreement scheme with constant rounds is presented. Three theorems are formulated to reveal the logarithmic computational complexity of this scheme. Furthermore, the computation framework of XTR-based key agreement scheme is introduced, and security of the scheme is proven under the formal model.
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