@class_lambda discussed the M3 arithmetization process in Binius in blog, particularly through the Merkle tree implementation, explaining the representation and processing of constraints, tables, and channels. @class_lambda 在博客中深入探讨了Binius框架下的M3算术化过程,特别是通过Merkle树的具体实现,详细解释了约束系统、表格和通道的表示与处理方式。
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M3 arithmetization uses tables and channels instead of traditional execution traces to build and verify complex calculations.
MerkleTreeCS contains 5 tables and 3 channels to ensure verification correctness.
Tables handle different cases of Merkle path verification.
Channels are responsible for data flow and key communication during the verification process.
M3 arithmetization does not depend on global execution traces but verifies through channel balance.
Through specific examples, it shows how to build a Merkle tree and verify paths.