Struct PairView

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pub struct PairView<T, Val> {
    pub log_trace_height: u8,
    pub preprocessed: Option<T>,
    pub partitioned_main: Vec<T>,
    pub public_values: Vec<Val>,
}

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A view of just the preprocessed AIR (PAIR), without any after challenge columns. The PAIR trace consists of horizontal concatenation of multiple matrices of the same height:

preprocessed trace matrix
the main trace matrix is horizontally partitioned into multiple matrices, where each matrix can belong to a separate matrix commitment.

The generic T may be either just the trace matrix view or the LDE matrix view.

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§log_trace_height: u8

Log_2 of the trace domain size (i.e., height of matrices)

§preprocessed: Option<T>

Preprocessed trace data, if any

§partitioned_main: Vec<T>

Main trace data, horizontally partitioned into multiple matrices

§public_values: Vec<Val>

Public values

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impl<T, Val> Freeze for PairView<T, Val>
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impl<T, Val> RefUnwindSafe for PairView<T, Val>
where T: RefUnwindSafe, Val: RefUnwindSafe,

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impl<T, Val> UnwindSafe for PairView<T, Val>
where T: UnwindSafe, Val: UnwindSafe,

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