Coalgebraic Tools for Randomness-Conserving Protocols

07/08/2018
by   Dexter Kozen, et al.
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We propose a coalgebraic model for constructing and reasoning about state-based protocols that implement efficient reductions among random processes. We provide basic tools that allow efficient protocols to be constructed in a compositional way and analyzed in terms of the tradeoff between latency and loss of entropy. We show how to use these tools to construct various entropy-conserving reductions between processes.

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