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Formal security arguments for 3 round feistal network using PRF

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There is a proof sketch in Introduction to modern cryptography that a three-round feistel network using pseudorandom round functions is a secure pseudorandom permutation PRP Πk against probabilistic polynomial time adversaries which have access to Πk. Now my confusion is to turn the proof sketch into a formal security arguments?

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