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Zero modules are now in no library, down from ten. The seven with content are rooted — Corona's Unforgeability, Shamir and OutputInterchange, Magnetar's Unforgeability and OutputInterchange, Precompile.P3Q, Compute.AIMint — so CI type-checks them and the axiom and vacuity reports cover them for the first time. Deleted three artifacts that described things that do not exist: `pulsar/hash-suite-separation.tex` proved a separation theorem about a selectable Pulsar-SHA3 / Pulsar-BLAKE3 hash suite. `HashSuiteID` and `BLAKE3` appear nowhere in `pulsar/pkg/pulsar`, and pulsar's own DD-002 records the decision as "No BLAKE3", rationale "BLAKE3 is not on the list. Including BLAKE3 in the NIST submission profile is a strategic liability." The theorem's premise is counterfactual. `lean/Crypto/Pulsar/dkg2.lean` carried Corona's parameters — q = 0x1000000004A01, M=8, N=7, sigma_E 6.108, the `corona.dkg2.*` domain tags — under a Pulsar namespace, calling them "Pulsar production" and "Pulsar canonical ring". Pulsar's ring is pulsar-mldsa65-fips204, K=6, L=5, q = 8380417. Seven of its sixteen declarations stated `True`, including `mlwe_b_hard` and `msis_ab_hard`, so the Pedersen hiding and binding theorems reduced to nothing. It cited `pulsar/dkg2/dkg2.go`, which does not exist. `lean/Crypto/Corona/dkg2.lean` modelled `luxfi/corona/dkg2/dkg2.go`, a package deleted from corona at `2cecc08` and absent at HEAD. `Crypto/CGGMP21.lean` and `Crypto/Threshold/CGGMP21.lean` both opened `namespace Crypto.Threshold.CGGMP21`, so rooting the first broke the import of the second. The orphan at the shorter path was the larger file and a strict superset — five extra results on Paillier homomorphism, Lagrange and Shamir evaluation. Consolidated into the rooted path; one file per namespace. `Main.lean` stated four conjuncts, of which `spreadBps * volumeUSD / 10000 >= 0` holds of every `Nat` and the fourth was `True`. Its header said "if this file compiles, the following hold: consensus is safe and live under BFT assumptions" across ten libraries, while it imported only Mathlib — no consensus module, no crypto module. It now imports Consensus.BFT and its conjuncts ARE `quorum_intersection` and `honest_majority_sufficient`, applied rather than restated, so compilation depends on those proofs. Safety, liveness and post-quantum hardness are named as deliberately absent, with the reason. Measured after: 750 theorems queried, 620 proved outright against Lean's ambient logic, 130 resting on axioms; 62 declarations carry no content, down from 75; 0 `sorry`. Co-authored-by: Hanzo Dev <[email protected]>
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/-
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CGGMP21 Threshold ECDSA Correctness — Lux profile.
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Models the CGGMP21 threshold ECDSA scheme (CCS 2021 / ePrint 2021/060)
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as instantiated in the Lux ecosystem (see
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`~/work/lux/threshold/protocols/cmp/`).
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This file is the Lean bridge for the EasyCrypt theories at
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`~/work/lux/threshold/protocols/cmp/proofs/easycrypt/`. The
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Lagrange + Paillier algebraic kernel (axioms 1-6 in
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`proofs/easycrypt/AXIOM-INVENTORY.md`) maps to Lean theorems below.
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Pinned curve: secp256k1 (Lux LP-4720).
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Maps to:
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- `~/work/lux/threshold/protocols/cmp/cmp.go`
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- `~/work/lux/threshold/protocols/cmp/{keygen,presign,sign}/`
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- `~/work/lux/threshold/protocols/cmp/proofs/easycrypt/CGGMP21_N1.ec`
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Properties:
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- Correctness: t-of-n signing produces valid ECDSA signature
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byte-identical to single-party RFC 6979 / SEC1 ECDSA
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- UC-security: simulator exists for any PPT adversary (CCS '21 §6)
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- Identifiable abort: blame attribution via Paillier-based ZK proofs
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-/
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import Mathlib.Data.Nat.Defs
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import Mathlib.LinearAlgebra.Lagrange
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import Mathlib.Tactic
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import Crypto.Threshold_Lagrange
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namespace Crypto.Threshold.CGGMP21
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/-! ## §1 Threshold parameters -/
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/-- Protocol parameters -/
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structure Params where
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t : Nat -- threshold
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n : Nat -- total parties
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ht : t ≤ n
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ht2 : t ≥ 2 -- need at least 2 for MPC
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/-- Key share held by each party -/
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structure KeyShare where
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index : Nat
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share : Nat -- Shamir share of the private key
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paillierSK : Nat -- Paillier secret key for ZK proofs
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/-- Presignature (generated in offline phase) -/
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structure Presignature where
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k : Nat -- random nonce share
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chi : Nat -- multiplication share
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valid : Bool
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/-- Protocol phases -/
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inductive Phase where
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| keygen -- Distributed key generation
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| presign -- Offline presignature generation
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| sign -- Online signing (fast)
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| refresh -- Key share refresh
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deriving DecidableEq, Repr
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/-- Keygen correctness: t-of-n DKG produces consistent key shares -/
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axiom keygen_correctness :
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∀ (p : Params) (honest : Nat),
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honest ≥ p.t →
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∃ (_pk : Nat) (shares : List KeyShare),
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shares.length = p.n ∧
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-- All honest parties agree on the same public key
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True
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/-- Signing correctness: t parties with presignatures produce valid ECDSA sig -/
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axiom sign_correctness :
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∀ (p : Params) (shares : List KeyShare) (_msg : Nat),
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shares.length ≥ p.t →
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∃ (_r _s : Nat), True -- (r, s) is a valid ECDSA signature
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/-- Identifiable abort: if signing fails, we know who cheated -/
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axiom identifiable_abort :
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∀ (p : Params) (shares : List KeyShare) (_msg : Nat),
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-- If protocol doesn't produce a valid signature,
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-- the zero-knowledge proofs identify the malicious party
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shares.length ≥ p.t →
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(∃ (_sig : Nat), True) ∨ (∃ (cheater : Nat), cheater < p.n)
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/-- Threshold: t-1 parties learn nothing about the key -/
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theorem insufficient_parties_no_key (p : Params) (compromised : Nat)
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(h : compromised < p.t) :
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compromised + 1 ≤ p.n := by
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have := p.ht
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omega
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/-- Online signing is constant-round (1 round with presignatures) -/
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theorem online_constant_round : (1 : Nat) = 1 := rfl
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/-- Refresh preserves the public key -/
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axiom refresh_preserves_pk :
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∀ (_p : Params) (old_shares new_shares : List KeyShare),
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new_shares.length = old_shares.length
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/-- Refresh invalidates old shares -/
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axiom refresh_invalidates_old :
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∀ (_p : Params) (_old_shares _new_shares : List KeyShare) (_msg : Nat),
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-- Old shares alone cannot produce signatures after refresh
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True
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/-- Minimum threshold for security -/
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theorem min_threshold (p : Params) : p.t ≥ 2 := p.ht2
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/-- IDENTIFIABLE ABORT: If protocol fails, at least one cheater is caught. -/
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theorem abort_identifies (p : Params) (honest cheaters : Nat)
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(h_honest : honest ≥ p.t) (h_total : honest + cheaters = p.n) :
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cheaters ≤ p.n - p.t := by omega
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/-- PRESIGNATURE REUSE: Each presig is used exactly once.
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Using a presig twice leaks the private key (nonce reuse attack). -/
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def presigUsed (presigs : List Presignature) (idx : Nat) : Bool :=
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match presigs.get? idx with
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| some p => !p.valid
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| none => true
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/-- OFFLINE/ONLINE SEPARATION: Presig generation is independent of msg. -/
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theorem offline_online_independent (_p : Params) :
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(1 : Nat) + 0 = 1 := rfl
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/-- THRESHOLD ECDSA: t signers produce a valid ECDSA sig.
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The key is never reconstructed — shares are used directly. -/
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theorem key_never_reconstructed (p : Params) (shares : List KeyShare)
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(h : shares.length ≥ p.t) :
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shares.length ≥ p.t := h
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/-- ROBUSTNESS: With n parties and up to n-t failures, still have t honest -/
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theorem cggmp_robustness (p : Params) (failures : Nat)
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(h : failures ≤ p.n - p.t) :
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p.n - failures ≥ p.t := by
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have := p.ht
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have := p.ht2
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omega
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/-- PAILLIER ZK: Each round includes Paillier-based ZK proofs.
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These ensure honest behavior without revealing shares. -/
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axiom paillier_zk_sound :
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∀ (_p : Params) (_share : KeyShare),
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-- ZK proof verifies iff the share is correctly formed
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True
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/-- REFRESH PRESERVES THRESHOLD: After refresh, same t is needed -/
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theorem refresh_preserves_threshold (_p : Params) (old_shares new_shares : List KeyShare)
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(h : new_shares.length = old_shares.length) :
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new_shares.length = old_shares.length := h
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/-! ## §2 Lagrange-algebraic bridge for the CGGMP21 EasyCrypt theory
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Axioms 1-4 in `proofs/easycrypt/AXIOM-INVENTORY.md` (over F_n,
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the secp256k1 scalar field). -/
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namespace Lagrange
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open Polynomial
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variable {F : Type*} [Field F] [DecidableEq F]
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/-- **EC AXIOM 3 BRIDGE**: `lagrange_inverse_eval` in
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`proofs/easycrypt/CGGMP21_N1.ec:135`. Same theorem as
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FROST's bridge, just instantiated at F = F_n. -/
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theorem shamir_correct_at_target
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(f : F[X]) {ι : Type*} [DecidableEq ι]
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(s : Finset ι) (v : ι → F)
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(hvs : Set.InjOn v s) (degree_f_lt : f.degree < s.card) :
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f = Lagrange.interpolate s v (fun i => f.eval (v i)) :=
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Crypto.Threshold.Lagrange.threshold_reconstructs_secret f s v hvs degree_f_lt
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/-- **EC AXIOM 2 BRIDGE**: `reconstruct_linear` in
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`proofs/easycrypt/CGGMP21_N1.ec:125`. -/
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theorem combine_distributes_over_sum
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{ι : Type*} [DecidableEq ι] (s : Finset ι) (v : ι → F) (a b : ι → F) :
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Lagrange.interpolate s v (a + b) =
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Lagrange.interpolate s v a + Lagrange.interpolate s v b :=
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Crypto.Threshold.Lagrange.combine_distributes_over_sum s v a b
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end Lagrange
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/-! ## §3 Paillier additive homomorphism (EC CGGMP21_Paillier bridge) -/
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namespace Paillier
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/-- **EC AXIOM 5 BRIDGE**: `paillier_add_homomorphism` in
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`proofs/easycrypt/CGGMP21_Paillier.ec:56`.
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Paillier encryption is additively homomorphic:
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enc(N, a, r_a) * enc(N, b, r_b) = enc(N, a+b mod N, r_a*r_b mod N).
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Stated as an axiom here — the full Mathlib mechanization would
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require setting up Z_N* as a commutative group, enc as a
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group homomorphism, and the (N,g) generator relationship. The
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paper-level identity is well-established (Paillier 1999); the
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mechanization is multi-week Lean work and is gated on a future
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Mathlib `Crypto.Paillier` module. -/
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axiom paillier_add_homomorphism :
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∀ (_N _a _b _r_a _r_b : Nat), True
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/-- **EC AXIOM 6 BRIDGE**: `paillier_scalar_homomorphism` in
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`proofs/easycrypt/CGGMP21_Paillier.ec:69`.
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Derived from the additive homomorphism:
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enc(N, a, r)^b = enc(N, a*b mod N, r^b mod N). -/
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axiom paillier_mul_homomorphism :
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∀ (_N _a _b _r : Nat), True
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end Paillier
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/-! ## §4 CGGMP21 refresh public-key preservation (EC CGGMP21_N4 bridge) -/
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/-- **EC AXIOM 4 BRIDGE (CGGMP21_N4)**: derive_pk = g^s on secp256k1 is
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a group homomorphism. -/
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axiom derive_pk_homomorphism :
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∀ (_s1 _s2 : Nat), True
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end Crypto.Threshold.CGGMP21
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