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ISBN 10: 3540206958
ISBN 13: 978-3540206958
Author: Hirotada Kobayashi, Keiji Matsumoto, Tomoyuki Yamakami
This paper introduces quantum “multiple-Merlin”-Arthur proof systems in which Arthur uses multiple quantum proofs unentangled with each other for his verification. Although classical multi-proof systems are obviously equivalent to classical single-proof systems, it is unclear whether quantum multi-proof systems collapse to quantum single-proof systems. This paper presents a necessary and sufficient condition under which the number of quantum proofs is reducible to two. It is also proved that using multiple quantum proofs does not increase the power of quantum Merlin-Arthur proof systems in the case of perfect soundness, and that there is a relativized world in which co-NP (actually co-UP) does not have quantum Merlin-Arthur proof systems even with multiple quantum proofs.
Quantum Merlin Arthur Proof Systems Are Multiple Merlins More Helpful to Arthur 1st Table of contents:
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Introduction
- 1.1 Overview of Interactive Proof Systems
- 1.2 The Merlin-Arthur Model: Classical vs. Quantum
- 1.3 The Role of Multiple Merlins in Proof Systems
- 1.4 Motivation and Relevance of the Study
- 1.5 Structure of the Paper
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Background on Proof Systems
- 2.1 Classical Interactive Proof Systems (IP)
- 2.2 Quantum Interactive Proofs (QIP)
- 2.3 The Role of the Prover and Verifier in Interactive Proofs
- 2.4 Merlins and Arthurs in Classical and Quantum Contexts
- 2.5 Complexity Classes Related to Proof Systems (e.g., NP, QMA)
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Quantum Merlin-Arthur Proof Systems
- 3.1 Definition of Quantum Merlin-Arthur (QMA) Proof Systems
- 3.2 Quantum Communication and Entanglement in QMA
- 3.3 The Complexity of QMA and Its Relationship with Other Classes
- 3.4 Classical vs. Quantum Interactive Proofs: Key Differences
- 3.5 The Security and Soundness of Quantum Proof Systems
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Multiple Merlins in Quantum Proof Systems
- 4.1 Extending the Merlin-Arthur Model: Multiple Merlins
- 4.2 How Multiple Merlins Affect the Proof System
- 4.3 Can Multiple Merlins Help Arthur? Theoretical Considerations
- 4.4 The Impact of Entanglement and Shared Resources
- 4.5 Analyses of Classical and Quantum Systems with Multiple Merlins
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Theoretical Implications of Multiple Merlins
- 5.1 Complexity Class Hierarchies with Multiple Merlins
- 5.2 Are Multiple Merlins More Powerful than One?
- 5.3 Relating Multiple Merlins to Other Quantum Complexity Classes (e.g., QMA, QIP)
- 5.4 Impact on Soundness, Completeness, and Zero-Knowledge Properties
- 5.5 Limitations and Potential Benefits of Multiple Merlins
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Comparative Analysis: Single vs. Multiple Merlins
- 6.1 Analysis of Single-Prover vs. Multi-Prover Proof Systems
- 6.2 The Quantum Advantage: Does Multiple Merlins Increase Verification Power?
- 6.3 Algorithmic and Computational Considerations
- 6.4 Case Studies and Examples of Quantum Protocols with Multiple Merlins
- 6.5 The Effect of Multiple Merlins on Verification Time and Communication
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Applications of Multiple Merlins in Quantum Protocols
- 7.1 Quantum Cryptography and Multi-Prover Systems
- 7.2 Quantum Network Design and Secure Multi-Party Computation
- 7.3 Verifiable Computation in Distributed Quantum Systems
- 7.4 Quantum Machine Learning and Verification of Quantum Models
- 7.5 Other Potential Applications in Quantum Information Theory
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Experimental Results and Simulations
- 8.1 Simulation of Quantum Proof Systems with Multiple Merlins
- 8.2 Numerical Results on the Efficiency of Multi-Merlin Systems
- 8.3 Quantum Speedup in Multiple Merlins Scenarios
- 8.4 Empirical Validation of Theoretical Findings
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Open Problems and Future Directions
- 9.1 Unsolved Questions in Multi-Prover Quantum Proof Systems
- 9.2 Theoretical Challenges in Extending QMA with Multiple Merlins
- 9.3 Future Research in Quantum Proofs and Complexity Classes
- 9.4 Open Problems in Interactive Proofs and Quantum Cryptography
- 9.5 Directions for Enhancing Practical Implementations of QMA with Multiple Merlins
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Conclusion
- 10.1 Summary of Key Findings
- 10.2 Insights into the Role of Multiple Merlins in Quantum Proof Systems
- 10.3 Final Thoughts on the Evolution of Quantum Interactive Proof Systems
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