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Plonkup scheme with multiple queries
Jan. 20, 2023, 9:30 p.m. |
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ePrint Report: Plonkup scheme with multiple queries
Alexandr Bulkin, Tim Dokchitser
There is a line of 'lookup' protocols to show that all elements of a sequence $f\in{\mathbb F}^n$ are contained in a table $t\in{\mathbb F}^d$, for some field ${\mathbb F}$. Lookup has become an important primitive in Zero Knowledge Virtual Machines, and is used for range checks and other parts of the proofs of a correct program execution. In this note we give several variants of the protocol. We adapt …
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