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Just for clarity, range proofs require a power of two for the aggregation factor; that is, the number of (possibly padded) commitments whose range is asserted in a single proof must be a power of two. The number of proofs that may be verified in a batch is arbitrary, and limited in practice only by any performance concerns relating to multiscalar multiplication and the like.
For batches so large that performance becomes a concern, we can simply split into smaller batches and evaluate them separately.
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