One-wayness in quantum cryptography
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Cites work
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Cited in
(6)- Quantum cryptography and meta-complexity
- Translating between the common Haar random state model and the unitary model
- Hard quantum extrapolations in quantum cryptography
- A new world in the depths of Microcrypt: separating OWSGs and quantum money from QEFID
- Signatures from pseudorandom states via -PRFs
- A note on output length of one-way state generators and EFIs
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