ANNA BERNASCONI

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University of Pisa

Italy

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Anna Bernasconi is an Associate Professor at the Università di Pisa in Italy. Her research focuses on blockchain technology, quantum computing, and algorithmic design, as evidenced by her recent publications, which include topics like efficient inter-block queries on blockchain and quantum subroutines for matrix multiplication. She actively contributes to the fields of Boolean decomposition and the analysis of cryptocurrency networks.

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Valentina Ciriani

Associate Professor

Università degli Studi di Torino

ITALY

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Laura Ricci

University of Pisa

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Jordi Cortadella

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Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya

SPAIN

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STELVIO CIMATO

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Università degli Studi di Torino

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Area-driven Boolean bi-decomposition by function approximation

Skip index: Supporting efficient inter-block queries and query authentication on the blockchain

PSOP decomposition for EXOR-based synthesis

Quantum subroutine for variance estimation: algorithmic design and applications

Comparing Ethereum fungible and non-fungible tokens: an analysis of transfer networks

Quantum Subroutine for Efficient Matrix Multiplication

Quantum clustering with k-Means: A hybrid approach

The role of encodings and distance metrics for the quantum nearest neighbor

XOR-AND-XOR Logic Forms for Autosymmetric Functions and Applications to Quantum Computing

A survey of set accumulators for blockchain systems

Is Bitcoin gathering dust? An analysis of low-amount Bitcoin transactions

Multiplicative Complexity of XOR Based Regular Functions

Exploiting Symmetrization and D-Reducibility for Approximate Logic Synthesis

Authenticating Spatial Queries on Blockchain Systems

Collaborators (4)

Valentina Ciriani

Laura Ricci

Jordi Cortadella

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