[Talk] Srinath Setty - Nova: Recursive Zero-Knowledge Arguments from Folding Schemes

[tjd233]

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Speaker name

• Srinath Setty

Institution

• Microsoft Research

Suggested topic

• Nova: Recursive Zero-Knowledge Arguments from Folding Schemes

Relevant paper (if any)

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Relevant groups at PL

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Note

• Scheduled for Oct 26, 21

[silvianetobessa]

@tjd233 I reopened the issue because I'm not sure what is the closing criteria for talks. Is it: a) Talk scheduled b) Talk happened C) Talk video added to the PL research seminars playlist on YT?

[jpeg07]

@tjd233 I reopened the issue because I'm not sure what is the closing criteria for talks. Is it: a) Talk scheduled b) Talk happened C) Talk video added to the PL research seminars playlist on YT?

@silvianetobessa historically we've waited until the talk is uploaded to YouTube, drop the link in a comment, and then close the issue. This probably isn't strictly necessary anymore. It was meant to be a "final requirement" to make sure this post-talk step wasn't forgotten. Trent is the person in charge of these now, so I'll let him decide what the last step before closing should be.

[jpeg07]

playlist is here if you ever want to do a quick scan to check if something is uploaded.

[tjd233]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mY-LWXKsBLc&list=PLhuBigpl7lqu6xWpiXtbEzJQtlMH1tqoG&index=4