package octez-plonk

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module Identities : sig ... end

include module type of struct include Identities end

type prover_identities = Bls.Evaluations.t SMap.t -> Bls.Evaluations.t SMap.t

The type for prover identities: functions from a (string) map of polynomials in FFT evaluations form to a (string) map of evaluated identities (also polynomials in FFT evaluations form).

type verifier_identities =
  Plonk.Bls.Scalar.t ->
  Plonk.Bls.Scalar.t SMap.t SMap.t ->
  Plonk.Bls.Scalar.t SMap.t

The type for verifier identities: functions which map an evaluation point ξ an a PC.answer into a (string) map of evaluated identities.

type eval_point = Identities.eval_point =

| X
| GX
| Custom of string * Plonk.Bls.Scalar.t

The type for evaluation points. Either X, GX, or a custom point, which must be specified by an evaluation point name paired with a scalar that will multiply ξ. For example:

X could be implemented as Custom ("x", Scalar.one)
GX could be implemented as Custom ("gx", generator).

val eval_point_t : eval_point Repr.t

val string_of_eval_point : eval_point -> string

val convert_eval_points : 
  generator:Plonk.Bls.Scalar.t ->
  x:Plonk.Bls.Scalar.t ->
  eval_point list ->
  Plonk.Bls.Scalar.t SMap.t

convert_eval_points gen x points maps the polynomial protocol points : eval_point list into scalars, by evaluating the underlying "composition" polynomial at x. The generator gen is used in case the eval_point equals GX, in which case the resulting scalar is x * gen.

val get_answer : 
  Plonk.Bls.Scalar.t SMap.t SMap.t ->
  eval_point ->
  string ->
  Plonk.Bls.Scalar.t

get_answer answers p name extracts the evaluation of polynomial name at point p from the given answers.

val merge_prover_identities : prover_identities list -> prover_identities

A function to merge a list of prover identities into one.

val merge_verifier_identities : verifier_identities list -> verifier_identities

A function to merge a list of verifier identities into one.