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EPF5 Dev Updates - Week 5

Goals Accomplished this week

  • Completed project proposal and presentation slides.
  • Implemented cryptography on my local repository and made branch on my local fork of Constantine.
  • Working on PolynomialCoef related functions

During the next week I plan to write the unit tests using the consensus test vectors as data for the tests. Other than that, I will try to write something about Lagrange interpolation and KZG commitments.

I listened to PeerDAS breakout room where there was discussion regarding updating the consensus specs to include https://github.com/ethereum/consensus-specs/pull/3832

Plan For Next Week

  1. Complete the helper functions and tests I mentioned above and make a PR.
  2. Listen to breakout room for updates on testing of peerDAS.
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