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\section{Introduction}
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FHE performance determines whether a private application is viable. A confidential token transfer that takes 30 seconds is unusable for DeFi; a blind auction that takes 5 minutes per bid is impractical. Developers need accurate cost models before committing to an FHE-based design.
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This paper provides:
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\begin{enumerate}
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\item Microbenchmarks for every primitive operation in Lux FHE.
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\item Ciphertext size and memory footprint measurements.
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\item Noise budget analysis across operation chains.
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\item End-to-end latency measurements for the 7 demo applications (dark pool, compliance, market making, auction, voting, NAV, proof).
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\item Cost models mapping circuit depth and width to wall-clock time.
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\end{enumerate}
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All benchmarks use the \texttt{github.com/luxfi/fhe} Go implementation with \texttt{luxfi/lattice/v7} primitives.
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