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Appendix explores zero-knowledge proofs in logic frameworks, indicating validity in cryptographic methods.
This is an extended appendix for an unpublished paper. It covers the use of a framework defined in that paper to prove the zero-knowledge of a few zero-knowledge proofs. The first example, covering 3-colourability, is justified and explained. The second, covering boolean circuit satisfiability, is simply given.
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