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Started by Mark Kempson
Tue, 18 Aug 1992 19:44
8/25/92 Amos Beimel Talk at ICSI
Author: Mark Kempson
Date: Tue, 18 Aug 1992 19:44
Date: Tue, 18 Aug 1992 19:44
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The International Computer Science Institute
is pleased to present a talk:
Tuesday, August 25, 1992 2:00 p.m.
AMOS BEIMEL
Technion
Haifa, Israel
``Universally Ideal Secret Sharing Schemes''
Given a set of parties {1,...,n}, an access structure
is a monotone collection of subsets of the parties. For a
certain domain of secrets, a secret sharing scheme for an
access structure is a method for a dealer to distribute
shares to the parties, such that only subsets in the access
structure can reconstruct the secret.
A secret sharing scheme is ideal if the domains of the
shares are the same as the domain of the secrets. An access
structure is universally ideal if there is an ideal secret
sharing scheme for it over every finite domain of secrets.
An obvious necessary condition for an access structure to be
universally ideal is to be ideal over the binary and ternary
domains of secrets. In this work, we prove that this condi-
tion is also sufficient. In addition, we give an exact
characterization for each of these two conditions, and show
that each condition by itself is not sufficient for univer-
sally ideal access structures.
This talk will be held in the Main Lecture Hall at ICSI.
1947 Center Street, Sixth Floor, Berkeley, CA 94704
(On Center between Milvia and Martin Luther King Jr. Way)
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