Modestly improve folding RFCS #49
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- [x] error term computation - [x] concrete example on how to fold a multi-variate polynomial - [x] how we go from the concrete example to the generic multi-variate polynomial - how we handle relations described by a list of constraints/multi-variate polynomials.
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Move partially into o1-labs/proof-systems#2259 |
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Work in progress; but I would suggest to merge it already. Mostly to keep track of my personal notes publicly, and to link with the codebase available in https://github.com/o1-labs/proof-systems/.