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Poly-Proof: Sub-Second Recursive Polynomial Verifier

LEAD INVESTIGATOR: Ayaan SaifiTIMEFRAME: 2024 - PresentDOI: 10.5281/zenodo.georbit.61902
Scientific Abstract & System Specification

Verifying decentralized compute workloads without disclosing private execution states requires ultra-efficient succinct arguments. Poly-Proof implements recursive folding schemes that compress hundreds of thousands of arithmetic gates into a 48-byte proof without trusted setup assumptions.

Core Architectural Challenge

A folding-scheme zero-knowledge verification engine that validates complex off-chain cloud compute runs in sub-millisecond execution cycles.

Mathematical Basis & Formal Invariants

Nova folding schemes, multivariate sum-check protocols, elliptic curve cycle pairings.

Key Empirical Findings & Benchmark Metrics
[01]

Sub-40 millisecond proof generation for 65,536 R1CS constraints on consumer silicon.

[02]

48-byte constant-size recursive proof verified in 1.8 milliseconds on standard runtimes.

[03]

Zero trusted setup ceremony required; publicly auditable mathematical guarantees.

Verification & Telemetry Testbed

Heterogeneous Compute Benchmark (AMD Threadripper & Apple M3 Max)

Formal Verification & Engineering Stack
Ayaan SaifiMatrika Regmi
Cite this Specification (BibTeX)APA / IEEE Replicable
@techreport{georbit_recursive_zk_prover,
  title = {Poly-Proof: Sub-Second Recursive Polynomial Verifier},
  author = {Ayaan Saifi},
  institution = {Georbit Research Wing of Orbit},
  year = {2024},
  url = {https://georbit.org/projects/recursive-zk-prover}
}