Physical Sciences, Inc.

Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Turbo Protocol, Inc.

Francesca Scire-Scappuzzo

Sergey N Makarov

Reinhold Ludwig

John A McNeill

Sahil Mahendrakar

Aaron B Greenblatt

Soham Bhattacharya

Saloni Gupta

Methods and systems are presented for generating a zero-knowledge, or other, proof for a prover (user) in need of specialized services for generating a zero-knowledge proof. The prover transmits a proof request comprising a witness and a statement to an orchestrator. The orchestrator determines an optimal zero-knowledge proof system for the particular statement and witness. It then transmits the proof request to a prover network with the optimal proof system to generate a zero-knowledge proof in an efficient manner. The proof is then transmitted back to the orchestrator and/or published or otherwise made available.

Methods and systems for selecting an optimal proof system for zero-knowledge and other proofs

Described is an apparatus and method for reducing noise in an information bearing signal is provided. A feeding element receives dual-polarized wideband electromagnetic signals. The feeding element is coupled to a Non-Cutoff Frequency Selective Surface ground plane. The Non-Cutoff Frequency Selective Surface ground plane allows for a line-of-sight signal and a surface wave to cancel. The Non-Cutoff Frequency Selective Surface ground plane can be a metal plate with a plurality of corrugations. The corrugations can be concentric rings, each corrugation having a predetermined height and a predetermined spacing from adjacent corrugations.

Non-cutoff frequency selective surface ground plane antenna assembly

A semiconductor patch antenna for microwave radiation having a wide pin-junction or pn-junction with the depletion region or embodiments having a separating buried oxide (SiO) layer between p- and n-doped regions as the natural resonator volume. Embodiments that do not include a metal ground plane and/or a metal patch are disclosed.

Semiconductor patch antenna

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Lexington, MA, United States of America

Francesca Scire-Scappuzzo