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A useful linearization technique (or a trick) was introduced in the Marlin and Plonk SNARKs, which significantly reduces the number of KZG polynomial commitment openings a SNARK prover has to send. Subsequently, many other KZG-based protocols have taken advantage of it. We revisit and formalize this technique:

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The Art of Linearization:

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    2026年

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  • Janno Siim

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A useful linearization technique (or a trick) was introduced in the Marlin and Plonk SNARKs, which significantly reduces the number of KZG polynomial commitment openings a SNARK prover has to send. Subsequently, many other KZG-based protocols have taken advantage of it. We revisit and formalize this technique: