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Lemma 6. For any k ∈ Z≥0 and l ≤ l′ ∈ 1/pkZ≥0∪{∞}, I = [l, l′], set pkI := [lpk, l′pk]. Then the rescaling isomorphism restricts to an isomorphism rk : Mk,I → M0,pk I. More generally, for any d ≤ k there is an isomorphism rd : Mk,I → Mk−d,pd I, Sk ←' Sk−d. Proof. Rescaling by definition sends Sk ←' T and thus for l′ < ∞ identifies the subspaces M (|p| ≤ |S | = 0, |S | ≤ |p| = 0) −∼→ M (|p| ≤ |T 5pk | = 0, |T 5 p | ≤ |p| = 0).
Lemma 6. The subsheaf &Xr,k,l ⊆ &Xr,k,l [1/S] on Xr,k,5 is integrally closed. Similarly, the subsheaf &IGn,r,k,l ⊆ &IGn,r,k,l [1/S] on IGn,r,k,5 is integrally closed.
Lemma 6. 3.1. Let f ∈ Hr(R) with r > 1 . Then there exists f˜ ∈ L∞(R), uniformly continuous with f = f˜ a.e.
Lemma 6. Suppose δ and δ′ are symbolic runs of a register automaton such that strace(δ)= strace(δ′). Then δ = δ′.
Lemma 6. Suppose (1) C > 3, and (2) no digest z is broadcast via Alg. 4 by t + 1 correct processes. Then, every correct process delivers CRB in O(1) message delays.
Lemma 6. Given an assertion W and a non-empty set of variables Xj, it holds that pˆrojXt (W) ∅, if and only if W ƒ= ∅.
Lemma 6. In Ex2, the distribution of the joint view of all parties in S′ who remain uncorrupted is identical to the distribution of their joint view in Ex1. In particular, with probability at least δ in Ex2 all parties in S′ who remain uncorrupted output 0.
Lemma 6. If L is a line bundle on a split torus Gr,an , then L is trivial.
Lemma 6. Assume there exists an SRDS scheme based on the LOSSW multi-signature scheme, where Setup(1κ, 1n) generates ppms = (G, GT , p, g, e), as per Definition 6.2, with n/ log |GT | < 1. Let 0 < α < 1 be a constant and let s(n) = α · n. Then, there exist SNARGs for average-case (s(n), GT )-Subset-Product (as defined in Definition 6.4).
