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==Protocols==
==Protocols==
*'''Verification for universal protocols'''
*'''Verification for universal protocols'''
#Single-prover prepare-and-send: Verifier can only prepare and send states
#Single-prover prepare-and-send: Verifier can only prepare and send quantum states
##Quantum-authentication based verification
##Quantum-authentication based verification
##Trap-based based verification: uses blind delegated quantum computation
##Trap-based based verification: uses blind delegated quantum computation
##Verification based on repeated runs
##Verification based on repeated runs
#Single-prover receive-and-measure: Verifier can only receive and measure states
#Single-prover receive-and-measure: Verifier can only receive and measure quantum states
##Measurement only verification: uses blind delegated quantum computation
##Measurement only verification: uses blind delegated quantum computation
##Post-hoc verification: Non-interactive (requires only single round of back and forth communication)
##Post-hoc verification: Non-interactive (requires only single round of back and forth communication)
#Multi-prover entanglement-based: verifier is completely classical and the provers are entangled
#Multi-prover entanglement-based: Verifier is completely classical and the provers are entangled
##Verification based on CHSH rigidity
##Verification based on CHSH rigidity
##Verification based on self-testing graphs
##Verification based on self-testing graphs
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