Coin Flipping by Telephone

Justin M. Reyneri; Ehud D. Karnin

doi:10.1109/TIT.1984.1056948

IEEE Trans. Inf. Theory

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01 Jan 1984

Coin Flipping by Telephone

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Two parties, who do not trust each other, wish to agree on the result of a coin toss while they are conversing by telephone. A new protocol which solves this problem is proposed and compared with previous protocols. © 1984 IEEE

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