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How easy is it to know how many preimages an image might have, given that there's at least one (preimage, image) pair?

I have been considering an approach to incentivize cryptocurrency miners to verify claims of quantum computational supremacy. Briefly, miners find collisions $f(x_1)=f(x_2)=y$ of some known $f:m+1\...
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Can an adversary distinguish QROM from ROM with a single query?

I acknowledge that QROM differs from ROM (which can be considered as a specific QROM which performs a measurement to the input). For example, one can find a preimage for an arbitrary value with $O(N)$ ...
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