The dining cryptographers problem: unconditional sender and recipient untraceability
Journal of Cryptology
Derangements, permanents, and Christmas presents
American Mathematical Monthly
Reasoning about knowledge
The Anonymous Subgraph Problem
Computers and Operations Research
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Consider a digraph where the vertices represent people and an arc (i,j) represents the possibility of igiving a gift to j. The basic question we pose is whether there is an anonymity-preserving "gift assignment" such that each person makes and receives exactly one gift, and such that no person ican infer the remaining gift assignments from the fact that iis assigned to give a gift to j. We formalize this problem as a graph property involving vertex disjoint circuit covers, give a polynomial algorithm to decide this property for any given graph and provide a computational validation of the algorithm.