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For some reason the libsnark outputs a verifying key for Groth16 in a form of e(alpha_g1, beta_g2) and other elements and bellman has verifying key in a form of separate alpha_g1 and beta_g2. First form is not verifiable in the current Ethereum EVM, although the second can be. Is there a specific reason why the libsnark and bellman formats are different?
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Good day.
For some reason the
libsnark
outputs a verifying key for Groth16 in a form ofe(alpha_g1, beta_g2)
and other elements andbellman
has verifying key in a form of separatealpha_g1 and beta_g2
. First form is not verifiable in the current Ethereum EVM, although the second can be. Is there a specific reason why thelibsnark
andbellman
formats are different?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: