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Completed credential signature data model #164

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19 changes: 6 additions & 13 deletions spec/data_flow_issuance.md
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The credential signature elements are constructed as follows:

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Add the details about the credential signature data elements

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* `m_2` is the *TO BE ADDED*. It is constructed as follows:
* *TO BE ADDED*
* `a` is the *TO BE ADDED*. It is constructed as follows:
* *TO BE ADDED*
* `e` is the *TO BE ADDED*. It is constructed as follows:
* *TO BE ADDED*
* `v` is the *TO BE ADDED*. It is constructed as follows:
* *TO BE ADDED*
* `m_2` is a linkable identifier to the holder that is also called the `master_secret` in old versions. It is constructed as follows:
* $m_2 = H(i || \mathcal{H})$, where $i$ is an index assigned to the holder, and $\mathcal{H}$ is an identifier with which the [[ref: holder]] is known to the [[ref: issuer]].
* `a` is the signature of the blinded known attributes. It's generation is given above.
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Add how is encoded. I believe for anoncreds 1.0 its base 10

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yes, it is encoded in decimal

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added this into the spec

* `e` is a random prime generated by the [[ref: issuer]] for creating signature.
* `v` is a number generated by the [[ref: holder]] to unblind the signature of the blinded attributes. It is constructed as follows:
* $v = v' + v''$, where $v'$ is the blinding factor which the holder has and $v''$ is a random number generated by the issuer.

#### The Credential Signature Correctness Proof

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