Kimchi/Expr: combining expressions does not increase the degree #2708
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In other words, using the challenge `alpha` doesn't increase the degree. Testing with Berkeley configuration. Pretty obvious, but when we want to fold expressions in a folding scheme, the challenge must be considered as a variable.
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In other words, using the challenge
alphadoesn't increase the degree. Testing with Berkeley configuration.Pretty obvious, but when we want to fold expressions in a folding scheme, the challenge must be considered as a variable.