Example of recursive prover #1987
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Hi, for the purpose of implementing a recursive prover for blockchain light client, specially for consensus validity, I added a toy example of recursive prover, generating proofs for sum of a^3 + b^3 + c^3 + d^3 + ..... Where
a, b, c, d, ...are individual public values of provers. For the purpose of avoiding committing long public inputs, we commit a hash image of all public inputs instead. i.e.h(h(h(h(h(a)) || h(b)) || h(c)) || h(d)) ...Hope it will help others who also need a super efficient prover of light client. Thanks for the support of Babylon and Fiamma teams!