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SUMMARY:Delegation and Verification of Quantum Computation
DESCRIPTION:Prof. Venkata Koppula will be giving a talk on Wednesday\, March 19th\, in Bharti 501. Please note that this is not our usual Monday slot. The talk will begin at 12:00 PM\, with refreshments served at 11:50 AM\, prior to the talk. Below are the details:\n\n\nAbstract: Consider a resource-bounded client that wants to outsource some computation C to a powerful server. The client might want the following desirable features:\n(a) verifiability – some proof that the server has indeed performed the computation C\n(b) blind delegation – the server performs the computation without learning anything about C\n\nI will briefly discuss how these properties can achieved in the classical setting (where both client and server are classical\, but the server is more powerful than the client). Next\, I will discuss some recent progress for these questions in the quantum setting\, where the server is quantum\, and the client is classical. Both these problems can be solved using a single cryptographic tool.\n\nThis will be a (mostly non-technical) survey talk outlining the main results in this domain\, and I will conclude with some (minor/major) open questions. No crypto/quantum background will be assumed for this talk.
URL:https://homecse.iitd.ac.in/event/delegation-and-verification-of-quantum-computation/
LOCATION:Bharti 501\, IIT Campus\, Hauz Khas\, New Delhi
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