Lattice-based Cryptography
related quantum algorithms, does not seem to be applicable to lattice problems. It is therefore natural to consider the following conjecture, which justifies the use of lattice-based cryptography for post-quantum cryptography: Conjecture 1.2 There is no polynomial time quantum algorithm that approximates lattice problems to within polynomial ...
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