Simple guide to fast linear combinations (aka multiexponentiations)

By cineramaApril 3, 2020Ethereum

A problem that often appears in optimizing ZK-SNARK implementations, Ethereum clients, and other cryptographic implementations is as follows. You have a large number of objects (usually elliptic curve points) […]

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Simple guide to fast linear combinations (aka multiexponentiations)

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