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Add MLKZG support (Nova forward port) (microsoft#172)
* Support for multilinear KZG commitments (microsoft#269) * multilinear KZG PCS as a provider; builds * fix two tests * fix third test; cut duplicate code * Tidy up source code comments Signed-off-by: Greg Zaverucha <gregz@microsoft.com> * impl PairingGroup for bn256 * remove unneeded imports * simplify CommitmentKey * fix build; migrate G1Affine * fmt * checkpoint * migrate G2Affine and pairing * fix clippy; use unimplemented! * switch to affine form for compressed commitments * add a test with mlkzg * cargo fmt * cleanup * go back to compressed group * address clippy * rename * cleanup * add an alias * deduplicate * Revert "add an alias" This reverts commit 97cade6. * Use an alias for PreprocessedGroupElements Signed-off-by: Greg Zaverucha <gregz@microsoft.com> * cargo fmt * update README.md --------- Signed-off-by: Greg Zaverucha <gregz@microsoft.com> Co-authored-by: Greg Zaverucha <gregz@microsoft.com> * refactor: clean up the needed scaffolding in MLKZG Summary: - THe MLKZG implementation re-implements some group traits, so as to give it maximum generality and depende maximally on the Nova traits. - However, the way in which it imports a pairing (using pairing::Engine) already implicitly constrains perfrectly usable group implementations to be available on the same types. This commit therefore removes the boilerplate and uses those external traits. - Finally, so as to mutualize part of the pairing implementation, this commit also leverages the MultiMillerLoop trait, a subtrait of `pairing::Engine`. - In sum, this commit only moves types - no actual data was harmed in its making. In detail: - Removed the `PairingGroup` trait and its related implementations from the `traits.rs` and `bn256_grumpkin.rs` files. - Simplified the imports from `halo2curves::bn256` in `bn256_grumpkin.rs` and removed unused types such as `pairing`, `G2Affine`, `G2Compressed`, `Gt`, and `G2`. - Deleted substantial amount of code associated with `G2` from `bn256_grumpkin.rs`. * make Minroot example generic over the supported curve cycles (microsoft#272) * make Minroot example generic over the supported curve cycles * upgrade version * refactor: Refactor and enhance point infinity handling in `to_transcript_bytes` - Enhanced the functionality of `to_transcript_bytes` method in `TranscriptReprTrait` for `Affine` in both `pasta.rs` and `traits.rs`. - Combined the x and y coordinates with the `is_infinity_byte` into a single byte stream for ease of handling. - Integrated additional checks for 'infinity' conditions to ensure accurate extractions of coordinate values. * refactor: Relocate multi-scalar multiplication module - Restructure the `provider` module by moving `msm` to the `util` subdirectory. * chore: Rename UV(KZG{ProverKey, VerifierKey}|UniversalKZGParam) -> \1 * refactor: Apply univariate polynomial evaluation - chore: move comment - fix: standardize power sequences computation - fix: parallelize several poly computations refactor: Refactor `EvaluationArgument` struct in mlkzg.rs - Renamed several fields in `EvaluationArgument` struct within `src/provider/mlkzg.rs` for increased clarity. - Adjusted the `prove` and `verify` methods in `src/provider/mlkzg.rs` to reflect these name changes. - Modified test code to align with the updates in the `EvaluationArgument` structure. --------- Signed-off-by: Greg Zaverucha <gregz@microsoft.com> Co-authored-by: Srinath Setty <srinath@microsoft.com> Co-authored-by: Greg Zaverucha <gregz@microsoft.com>
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