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• Given a value for b, can you predict how the lemniscate will look? Notice that if b equals 2 or any integer multiple of 2 then sin(b)=0 and cos(b)=1. Then since ...
• We also notice that if b equals 2 or
• 2 or b > 2, there are two solutions. Here are some further ...
• Finally, if b equals 2, the prover discloses y: and s:. 4. If b equals 0, the veri er checks that commitments c1 and c2, which were disclosed in step 2, have been ...
• Finally, if b equals 2 , the prover discloses y.? and s.? . 4. If b equals 0, the verifier checks that commitments ci and c2 , which were disclosed in step 2 , have ...
• 2, there is exactly one solution to the equation, and that when b <