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\section{Related Work}
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Dinh et al.~\cite{blockbench} provide the BLOCKBENCH framework for evaluating private
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blockchains, measuring throughput, latency, and scalability. Our work extends this
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methodology to public consensus protocols with post-quantum considerations.
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The Narwhal and Tusk paper~\cite{narwhal-tusk} demonstrates that separating data
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availability from consensus ordering improves throughput by 2$\times$ over monolithic
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designs. Quasar could adopt a similar mempool separation in future work.
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Yin et al.~\cite{hotstuff} establish the linear communication lower bound for
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partially-synchronous BFT, which Quasar matches while adding post-quantum certificates.
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The Mysticeti protocol~\cite{mysticeti} achieves 0.5\,s WAN consensus latency with
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uncertified DAGs, the closest competitor to Quasar's 0.2\,s finality. However,
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Mysticeti lacks post-quantum signatures.
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