feat: define theorem for extractability for Merkle trees#144
feat: define theorem for extractability for Merkle trees#144BoltonBailey wants to merge 20 commits intomainfrom
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🤖 Gemini PR SummaryThis diff significantly refactors and expands the Merkle Tree commitment scheme implementation. Here is a high-level summary of the key changes:
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Last updated: 2025-12-11 02:32 UTC. See the main CI run for build status. |
🤖 Gemini PR SummaryStructural Refactor
Mathematical Formalization
Work in Progress (Incomplete Proofs)
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I have only been able to work on this PR sporadically - it's looking like this PR will require more background on a collision lemma to be made sorry free. On the other hand, it does some reorganization of this folder, and so maybe it makes sense to merge now, so that any refactors don't overwrite the file and so people who are interested in the sorries can try to solve them. What do you all think? |
If the statements currently in this PR feel right I'm happy to merge this with some remaining sorries and any appropriate todos indicated in the file to make it easier for future work to pick up from here. |
- Resolved merge conflict in Defs.lean and moved Merkle tree files to new Inductive/Vector subdirectories. - Updated ArkLib.lean and internal imports to reflect the new file structure. - Fixed VCVio API breakages (SampleableType, QueryLog type changes, probEvent macro, OracleSpec.Fintype).
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tentatively let gemini try to refactor this in line with changes to vcv-io and re-organised things to take into account progress on vector merkle trees. |
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Defs.leanandCompleteness.leanExtractability.leanfile with definition of the proof of extractability.