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LLM-Conductor: A Closed-Loop Resource-Adaptive Architecture for Secure LLM Deployment in Industrial Sensor Networks and IIoT Systems. [PDF]
Xu K, Zhang D, Wang X.
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Unveiling Synergistic CuAuAg Nanoparticles on CuO for High‐Yield CO2 Electroreduction
Pulsed laser irradiation in liquid synthesis was employed to fabricate a trimetallic catalyst composed of CuAuAg nanoparticles uniformly decorated on CuO nanosheets (CuAuAg/CuO composite). This catalyst exhibits remarkable electrocatalytic performance for the reduction of CO2 to CO, achieving a high CO yield rate of 5.1 mmol h−1 cm−2 and a Faradaic ...
Chae Eun Park +5 more
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A novel framework for secure cryptocurrency transactions using quantum crypto guard. [PDF]
Alsayaydeh JAJ +4 more
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Toward owner governance in genomic data privacy with Governome. [PDF]
Zhang J +8 more
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Constructive <i>Q</i>-Matrix Identifiability via Novel Tensor Unfolding. [PDF]
Gu Y.
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Area Law for the Entanglement Entropy of Free Fermions in Nonrandom Ergodic Field. [PDF]
Pastur L, Shamis M.
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Post-Quantum Cryptography Resilience in Telehealth Using Quantum Key Distribution. [PDF]
Roosan D, Khan R, Nirzhor S, Hai F.
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Generally, in mathematics, the goal of a proof is for the writer to convey knowledge and understanding to the reader. (However, you may doubt this claim based on some books or papers you have read or talks you have attended, although surely not any of mine.) But from time to time, the prover wants to obfuscate some key pieces of information.
Kannan Balasubramanian, Mala K.
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This chapter presents some of the most influential notions and results concerning zero-knowledge (ZK) proofs, discussing both theoretical and practical achievements. ZK proofs are extremely powerful. They can be used to enforce honest computations and therefore they simplify the task of designing cryptographic protocols.
Ivan VISCONTI
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