The Additive Properties of Bulletproofs

The property of having, of being like additively homomorphic or yeah. The commitment is called, yeah, would be called in homomorphism. It does need that. Like, so definitely. So that they cannot be used on Friday. But the point is to get caulk, we're going to use, we'reGoing to use something. That's what bulletproofs has. Okay. What KZG has is it has this, because of the pairing, it has sort of this partial multiplicative homomorphism which allows you to multiply by F1 and F2. And now I ask you, is the product of the F's equal to the products of the G

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