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feat: refactor and add new lagrange polynomial primitives
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# Polynomials | ||
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This implements primitives to work with polynomials | ||
in coefficient form and in Lagrange form. | ||
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No currently implemented protocol requires constant-time operations or use a secret key with polynomials. | ||
Hence the _vartime suffix is not used even for vartime operations. | ||
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This will be revisited when secret polynomials are needed | ||
for example for Shamir Secret Sharing or hiding polynomials in ZK proof systems. |
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