Fieldlnwza007

Fieldlnwza007

Just a researcher who is interested in blockchain and physics
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My Lecture Note on Discrete Fourier Transform

Ok, let me explain the Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT). I won't delve into why the Fourier Transform is important, but it is used in many fields: physics, image processing, signal processing, and many more. Let's start with the Fourier series. A periodic function $$f(x)$$ can be approximated by an infinite summation of sine and cosine functions. Sine and cosine can be represented using the Euler formula, $$e^{ix} = \cos(x) + i\sin(x)$$. Thus,

(Thai Ver)My Lecture Note 1: BLS Signatures

บทความนี้ผมจะอธิบายคร่าวๆ เกี่ยวกับคอนเซปของ BLS signature ซึ่งมีคุณสมบัติที่น่าสนใจเรียกว่า Aggregation

My Lecture Note 1: BLS Signatures

In this article, I will roughly explain the concept of BLS signatures, which have an interesting property known as aggregation.

Zkbridge...Wormhole...Next is Layerzero

I have nothing to say here except I am really disappointed with ZKbridge airdrop

Does Optimistic Rollups have the same Finality as ZK Rollups

Fieldlnwza007
February 02
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My own summary of Narwhal: The mempool protocol that helps scale Sui and Aptos

Fieldlnwza007
January 21
Aptos and Sui team members previously worked at Meta (Facebook), which was trying to build a blockchain called Diem. So, you could think Aptos and Sui share some similar ideas about how to build their blockchains. Though Sui chose to use DAG as its consensus foundation, called Bullshark, while integrating with Fastpay to give birth to Sui Lutris, which allows it the ability of parallel execution. On the one hand, Aptos chose to stick with the blockchain structure and gave birth to AptosBFT, the Hotstuff variant. Aptos also integrates Block-STM into its chain to allow validators to execute transactions in parallel. Although they seem different in their approaches, the mempool, named Narwhal, that is used in both protocols, is the same. Of course, in this article, I will write about the Narwhal DAG-based mempool protocol. So without more introduction, let's dig in.