Learning Topological Operations on Meshes with Application to Block Decomposition of Polygons

Narayanan, A.; Pan, Y.; Persson, P.-O.

doi:10.1016/j.cad.2024.103744

Computer-Aided Design

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.cad.2024.103744

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Learning Topological Operations on Meshes with Application to Block Decomposition of Polygons

A. Narayanan,

Y. Pan,

P.-O. Persson

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Recent advancements in blockchain technology have heightened interest in enabling information transfer and value exchange across different blockchains. To tackle asset and data interoperability challenges, cross-chain technology has emerged, though it often risks transaction privacy leakage. This paper presents a relay chain-based cross-chain model that facilitates operations through the relay chain while storing generated information on-chain, ensuring traceability. A privacy protection scheme and a verifiable multi-node key-sharing method are proposed, employing cryptographic techniques to safeguard transaction privacy. In case of disputes, privacy information can be decrypted via the relay chain for auditability. The paper includes a detailed analysis and performance testing of the proposed solution, comparing it with other existing privacy-preserving relay chain solutions, and evaluates the delay performance of the key-sharing algorithm, showcasing its security and feasibility advantages.

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Secure Cross-Chain Interactions: A Relay Chain Framework with Privacy and Auditability Solutions

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Learning Topological Operations on Meshes with Application to Block Decomposition of Polygons

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