Recursive Proof
A proof that verifies one or more other proofs, allowing many computations to be compressed into a single proof chain.Definition
A proof that verifies one or more other proofs, allowing many computations to be compressed into a single proof chain.Why it matters
Zero-knowledge systems enable verification of claims or computation while minimizing disclosure of underlying information.Related knowledge
- Cryptography — term
- Prover — term
- Verifier — term
- Zero-Knowledge Proof — term
Canonical knowledge ID:
glossary:recursive-proof