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SelectorMlecheckProver

Struct SelectorMlecheckProver 

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pub struct SelectorMlecheckProver<'b, P: PackedField, B: Bitwise, Data: BufferData<P> = Vec<P>> { /* private fields */ }
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A SumcheckProver implementation that proves an mlecheck over many compositions of the form selected * selector + (1 - selector), where selected is the shared large field multilinear and selector comes from the set of 1-bit multilinears. Unlike other multi mlecheck provers however the evaluation point is not shared but is specified per selector.

The set of 1-bit multilinears is represented by a power-of-two long slice of bitmasks, and the multilinear set is constructed by arranging the bitmasks as a 2D matrix in row-major order and taking vertical slices. This representation is very compact and has no embedding overhead.

To combat memory blowup issues arising from folding 1-bit multilinears, this prover introduces switchover. See BinarySwitchover for more in-depth explanation of the mechanism. Also note that the need to expand the equality indicator for each multilinear still results in some blowup.

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impl<'b, F: Field, P: PackedField<Scalar = F>, B: Bitwise, Data: BufferData<P>> SelectorMlecheckProver<'b, P, B, Data>

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pub fn new( selected: FieldBuffer<P, Data>, claims: Vec<Claim<F>>, bitmasks: &'b [B], weights: Vec<F>, switchover: usize, ) -> Self

Constructs a prover, given bitmasks as representation of 1-bit columns, selected being the shared large field multilinear, individual claims per selector, weights to combine the per-selector round polynomials into one (one weight per claim), and switchover as the round at which 1-bit columns should be folded.

The prover exposes a single claim — the weights-combination Σ_i weights[i] · C_i of the per-selector claims. Supplying the equality-indicator tensor eq_k(γ, ·) as the weights batches the claims with eq_k(γ, i).

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impl<'b, F, P, B, Data> SumcheckProver<F> for SelectorMlecheckProver<'b, P, B, Data>
where F: Field, P: PackedField<Scalar = F>, B: Bitwise, Data: BufferData<P>,

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fn n_vars(&self) -> usize

The number of variables in the remaining multivariate polynomial. Read more
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fn execute(&mut self) -> Vec<RoundCoeffs<F>>

Computes the prover messages for this round as a univariate polynomial. Read more
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fn fold(&mut self, challenge: F)

Folds the sumcheck multilinears with a new verifier challenge.
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fn finish(self) -> Vec<F>

Finishes the sumcheck proving protocol and returns the evaluations of all multilinears at the challenge point.

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impl<'b, P, B, Data> Freeze for SelectorMlecheckProver<'b, P, B, Data>
where Data: Freeze,

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impl<'b, P, B, Data> RefUnwindSafe for SelectorMlecheckProver<'b, P, B, Data>

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impl<'b, P, B, Data> Send for SelectorMlecheckProver<'b, P, B, Data>
where Data: Send,

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impl<'b, P, B, Data> Sync for SelectorMlecheckProver<'b, P, B, Data>
where Data: Sync,

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impl<'b, P, B, Data> Unpin for SelectorMlecheckProver<'b, P, B, Data>
where Data: Unpin, <P as FieldOps>::Scalar: Unpin, P: Unpin,

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impl<'b, P, B, Data> UnsafeUnpin for SelectorMlecheckProver<'b, P, B, Data>
where Data: UnsafeUnpin,

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impl<'b, P, B, Data> UnwindSafe for SelectorMlecheckProver<'b, P, B, Data>

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