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Pairing over BLS12-381
Implementation of pairing over BLS12-381 in Noir. This uses the new BigNum library.
Usage
This library uses nargo 0.35.0
and BigNum library version 0.3.7
.
To do a pairing define the 2 inputs of types G1Affine
and G2Affine
and apply the pairing. Example:
let g = G1Affine::generator();
let h = G2Affine::generator();
let first_pairing = pairing(g.neg(), h);
let second_pairing = pairing(g, h.neg());
assert(first_pairing.eq(second_pairing));
Implementation
This codebase uses the zkcrypto repository as a referece: https://github.com/zkcrypto/bls12_381. This has also been used for tests and test values. The Noir implementation passes pairing & bilinearity tests obtained from the zkcrypto repo.
The BLS12-381 Fq field parameters comes from BigNum library and the type BLS12_381Fq
in Fp2
follows the definition in the BigCurve library:
pub type BLS12_381Fq = BigNum<4, BLS12_381_Fq_Params>;
We define it here to not have to import the full BigCurve library.
Test
Run all tests
nargo test
Note that a good amount of the tests are commented out because they take a fair amount of time (20-30 min) to run. For example test_pairings_1
and test_bilinearity
in pairings.nr
.
Benchmarks
One pairing:
- "acir_opcodes": 1.811.140
- "circuit_size": 2.580.893
For code snippet:
fn main(p: G1Affine, q: G2Affine) {
let res = pairing(p, q);
}