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-===Adversarial Assumption===
-* This protocol is secure against malicious adversary setting
-===Setup Assumptions===
-*	Protocols 1a-1c need Client to be able to prepare given initial quantum states
-*	Protocols 1b and 1c need Client to be able to operate single qubit gates
-*	Protocols 1a-1c need a quantum channel from Client to Server to transfer initial quantum states
-*	Protocol 1c needs an additional quantum channel from Server to Client to transfer the quantum output
 ===Parameters===
 *	(m,n) define dimensions of the brickwork state
-===Security Claim/ Theorems===
+===Performance===
 *This protocol requires no quantum memory for the Client
 *	''Universality'' As brickwork states are universal for X-Y plane measurements, the protocol is universal. This protocol uses approximate universality although exact universality can be achieved if Client if allowed to communicate real numbers.