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Applied Crypto #2: Polynomial Commitments | ZK Learning Resources
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On this page Description Yi Sun talks about polynomial commitments. 🔑 For polynomial P P P and pair ( x , y ) (x, y) ( x , y ) , a polynomial commitment allows the prover to show that P ( x ) = y P(x) = y P ( x ) = y , such that the verifier can verify this evaluation without knowing what P P P actually is. A polynomial commitment scheme starts with a trusted setup to generate public parameters used throughout the protocol. Then, the prover commits to a polynomial P P P and is verified to be a valid commitment to P P P . To create a polynomial opening, the prover shows that P ( x ) = y P(x)
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