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Hello and happy new year.

I fixed a typo in this text:

"fraud poof": Should be "fraud proof".

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Hello and happy new year.

I fixed a typo in this text:

"fraud poof": Should be "fraud proof".

Thanks.
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The document "adr-011-optimistic-blob-size-independent-inclusion-proofs-and-pfb-fraud-proofs.md" has been comprehensively updated to provide a more detailed explanation of Proof of Fraudulent Block (PFB) inclusion proofs. The modifications focus on clarifying the verification process, the roles of verifiers and provers, and the mechanisms of blob inclusion proofs. The document now offers a more in-depth analysis of PFB inclusion proof components, their relationship to blob inclusion proofs, and the implications of commitment verification.

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File Change Summary
docs/architecture/adr-011-... - Updated context section with detailed verification process explanation
- Refined PFB inclusion proof description
- Enhanced section on PFB fraud proofs
- Updated quantitative size comparison
- Revised optimizations section
- Clarified status of changes relative to Core Specification

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    participant Prover
    participant Verifier
    participant LightClient

    Prover->>Verifier: Submit PFB Inclusion Proof
    Verifier->>Verifier: Validate NMT Proof
    Verifier->>Verifier: Check Merkle Proof
    Verifier->>LightClient: Confirm/Reject Proof Validity
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The sequence diagram illustrates the high-level interaction between the prover, verifier, and light client during the PFB inclusion proof verification process, highlighting the key steps of proof submission and validation.


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155-155: Improve readability with better punctuation

The paragraph could benefit from better punctuation to improve readability. Consider these changes:

  • Add a comma after "Therefore" in both instances
  • Add a comma after "realistically"
  • Add a comma before "as" in the conditional clause
-The fraud proof for this would be to prove that the commitment of the PFB transaction does not equal the predicted commitment in the header. Therefore this is equivalent to a PFB transaction inclusion proof. This fraud proof would be optimistic as we would assume that the PFB commitment is correct. But realistically if the commitment over the PFB transaction is wrong then the PFB commitment is most likely wrong as well. Therefore the fraud proof would be a PFB Fraud Proof as described at the top.
+The fraud proof for this would be to prove that the commitment of the PFB transaction does not equal the predicted commitment in the header. Therefore, this is equivalent to a PFB transaction inclusion proof. This fraud proof would be optimistic, as we would assume that the PFB commitment is correct. But realistically, if the commitment over the PFB transaction is wrong then the PFB commitment is most likely wrong as well. Therefore, the fraud proof would be a PFB Fraud Proof as described at the top.
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[uncategorized] ~155-~155: A comma may be missing after the conjunctive/linking adverb ‘Therefore’.
Context: ...the predicted commitment in the header. Therefore this is equivalent to a PFB transaction...

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[uncategorized] ~155-~155: Possible missing comma found.
Context: ...lusion proof. This fraud proof would be optimistic as we would assume that the PFB commitm...

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[uncategorized] ~155-~155: Possible missing comma found.
Context: ...that the PFB commitment is correct. But realistically if the commitment over the PFB transact...

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[uncategorized] ~155-~155: A comma may be missing after the conjunctive/linking adverb ‘Therefore’.
Context: ...ommitment is most likely wrong as well. Therefore the fraud proof would be a PFB Fraud Pr...

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[uncategorized] ~155-~155: A comma may be missing after the conjunctive/linking adverb ‘Therefore’.
Context: ...the predicted commitment in the header. Therefore this is equivalent to a PFB transaction...

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[uncategorized] ~155-~155: Possible missing comma found.
Context: ...lusion proof. This fraud proof would be optimistic as we would assume that the PFB commitm...

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[uncategorized] ~155-~155: Possible missing comma found.
Context: ...that the PFB commitment is correct. But realistically if the commitment over the PFB transact...

(AI_HYDRA_LEO_MISSING_COMMA)


[uncategorized] ~155-~155: A comma may be missing after the conjunctive/linking adverb ‘Therefore’.
Context: ...ommitment is most likely wrong as well. Therefore the fraud proof would be a PFB Fraud Pr...

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