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CompPoly.Bivariate.GuruswamiSudan.Context

Guruswami-Sudan Backend Contexts #

Explicit executable contexts for the CompPoly Guruswami-Sudan core. The contexts package replaceable operations together with the contracts used by the public correctness theorems.

Parameters for the CompPoly interpolation step.

  • messageDegree :
  • multiplicity :
  • weightedDegreeBound :
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    The GS weighted degree uses weights (1, messageDegree - 1).

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      p.degree < k, treating the zero polynomial as degree bot.

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        Packed input points have no duplicate x-coordinates.

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          Semantic interpolation witness used by backend contracts and core completeness statements.

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            A dense homogeneous linear-kernel backend.

            The operation returns a nonzero kernel witness in the backend's chosen normalization when it can find one. Completeness is stated in the negative form needed by dense interpolation systems: if no witness is returned, no nonzero homogeneous solution exists.

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              The dense Gaussian-elimination homogeneous-kernel backend.

              The executable witness is computed by the in-place reduction DenseMatrix.homogeneousWitnessInPlace, which mutates the matrix array instead of copying it on every row operation. It returns the same witness as the copying DenseMatrix.homogeneousWitness (DenseMatrix.homogeneousWitnessInPlace_eq), so the backend contract is discharged by the copying-kernel correctness lemmas.

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                Guruswami-Sudan-facing interpolation backend.

                The backend packages the executable interpolation operation together with the contract fields used by callers, using the explicit context style used by univariate multiplication and remainder backends.

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                  Executable root finder for univariate field polynomials.

                  Completeness is only required for nonzero polynomials. A zero univariate polynomial vanishes on every field element, so an unconditional array-valued complete root finder would have to enumerate the whole field.

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                    Guruswami-Sudan-facing bounded-degree root backend.

                    Completeness is only required for nonzero bivariate input. The zero bivariate polynomial has every degree-bounded univariate polynomial as a root, which is not a finite output contract for large fields.

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