Co-Z based precomputation (by Peter Dettman) #211

pull sipa wants to merge 3 commits into bitcoin-core:master from sipa:coz changing 13 files +382 −134
  1. sipa commented at 11:21 pm on February 11, 2015: contributor

    Refactored version of Co-Z code from #41 and #174.

    Builds on top of #210.

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  5. sipa commented at 10:28 am on March 2, 2015: contributor
    Rebased.
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  7. sipa commented at 1:36 pm on March 3, 2015: contributor
    This gives a 2.0-2.3% speedup for verification on top of #210.
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  13. sipa commented at 9:10 am on April 23, 2015: contributor
    Rebased.
  14. peterdettman cross-referenced this on Apr 25, 2015 from issue Effective affine precomputation (by Peter Dettman) by sipa
  15. peterdettman commented at 7:43 am on April 25, 2015: contributor

    A brief recap regarding novelty of this idea. Short version: this is not novel (but it’s still pretty cool).

    Boring version: I learnt about the Co-Z formulae from several papers, of which http://joye.site88.net/papers/GJMRV11regpm.pdf may be taken as representative, and which in turn usually referenced papers of Meloni. At some point I realized it could be applied usefully to the pre-computation of a table of odd multiples, and duly implemented a rough version. Actually it was fairly fast, so I became curious what was the fastest known method for that pre-computation. A literature research turned up https://eprint.iacr.org/2008/051, which upon further investigation, turned out to describe essentially the same approach (explicitly mentioning Meloni’s formulae), giving one scheme with the same cost as ours, and a second one that improved on that further. I subsequently implemented the second scheme, although that modification is not yet in any PR (and the effect is small).

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  17. in src/group.h: in 0569766269 outdated
    36+ *  An instance of secp256k1_coz_t is always "co-z" with some instance of secp256k1_gej_t, from
    37+ *  which it inherits its implied z coordinate and infinity flag. */
    38+typedef struct {
    39+    secp256k1_fe_t x; /* actual X: x/z^2 (z implied) */
    40+    secp256k1_fe_t y; /* actual Y: y/z^3 (z implied) */
    41+} secp256k1_coz_t;
    


    apoelstra commented at 6:47 pm on May 1, 2015:
    Is there any benefit to adding an #ifdef VERIFY z coordinate, then VERIFY_CHECKing in secp256k1_coz_zaddu_var that ra is actually co-Z with b?

    sipa commented at 6:53 pm on May 1, 2015:
    I think that makes perfect sense.
  18. sipa commented at 8:06 pm on May 1, 2015: contributor
    Added the consistency check that @apoelstra suggested.
  19. gmaxwell commented at 7:27 pm on May 2, 2015: contributor
    Please also add an explicit citation to the Meloni publicaiton for the co-z formula (the cite is in Longa/Miri 2008)
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  25. Optionally use Co-Z arithmetic for precomputations
    - Selected Co-Z formulas from "Scalar Multiplication on Weierstraß Elliptic Curves from Co-Z Arithmetic" (Goundar, Joye, et. al.) added as group methods with new type sep256k1_coz_t.
    - Co-Z methods used for A and G point precomputations.
    - DBLU cost: 3M+4S, ZADDU cost: 5M+2S.
    
    Original idea and code by Peter Dettman. Refactored by Pieter Wuille.
    28f1568c1a
  26. Extra consistency checks for co-z 2317dc435b
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  28. sipa commented at 7:42 pm on September 22, 2015: contributor
    Rebased.
  29. Schnorr overhaul c1fa293f76
  30. gmaxwell commented at 6:39 pm on June 6, 2017: contributor
    needs rebase
  31. sipa closed this on May 8, 2023


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