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Recursive Proof Composition

Definition

Recursive proof composition is a cryptographic technique where a proof itself includes a proof of a previous computation. This method allows for the aggregation of multiple proofs into a single, compact proof, which can then be verified efficiently. It is particularly useful for scaling blockchain networks by summarizing vast numbers of transactions or computations into a small, verifiable data package. Recursive proof composition enables the creation of verifiable computation chains, enhancing efficiency and privacy.