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@ -581,7 +581,7 @@ the serialization used for ECDSA signatures described in
[[schnorr_multisignatures]] [[schnorr_multisignatures]]
==== Schnorr-based Scriptless Multisignatures ==== Schnorr-based Scriptless Multisignatures
In the((("digital signatures", "schnorr signature algorithm", "scriptless multisignatures", id="digital-sigs-schnorr-multisig")))((("schnorr signature algorithm", "scriptless multisignatures", id="schnorr-multisig")))((("scriptless multisignatures", "in schnorr signature algorithm", secondary-sortas="schnorr", id="scriptless-multi-schnorr"))) single-signature schnorr protocol described in <<schnorr_signatures>>, Alice In the((("digital signatures", "schnorr signature algorithm", "scriptless multisignatures", id="digital-sigs-schnorr-multisig")))((("schnorr signature algorithm", "scriptless multisignatures", id="schnorr-multisig")))((("scriptless multisignatures", "in schnorr signature algorithm", secondary-sortas="schnorr", id="scriptless-multi-schnorr")))((("multisignature scripts", "in schnorr signature algorithm", secondary-sortas="schnorr", id="multi-script-schnorr")))((("scripts", "multisignature", "in schnorr signature algorithm", tertiary-sortas="schnorr", id="script-multisignature-schnorr"))) single-signature schnorr protocol described in <<schnorr_signatures>>, Alice
uses a signature (+kG+, +s+) to publicly prove her knowledge of her uses a signature (+kG+, +s+) to publicly prove her knowledge of her
private key, which in this case we'll call +y+. Imagine if Bob also has private key, which in this case we'll call +y+. Imagine if Bob also has
a private key (+z+) and he's willing to work with Alice to prove that a private key (+z+) and he's willing to work with Alice to prove that