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KZG is a building block that allows us to commit to univariate polynomials. ZeroMorph uses that building block to construct a commitment to multilinear polynomials, which can be used by Nova.
Part of the interfaces are already prepared for this trait, since polynomials and input points are represented as &[Fr], and the evaluation of this polynomial at this point is &Fr.
However, other adjustments are necessary. Namely, take a look on things like CommitmentEngineTrait, CommitmentKey, ProverKey, VerifierKey, etc.
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KZG is a building block that allows us to commit to univariate polynomials. ZeroMorph uses that building block to construct a commitment to multilinear polynomials, which can be used by Nova.
Part of the interfaces are already prepared for this trait, since polynomials and input points are represented as &[Fr], and the evaluation of this polynomial at this point is &Fr.
However, other adjustments are necessary. Namely, take a look on things like CommitmentEngineTrait, CommitmentKey, ProverKey, VerifierKey, etc.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: