@@ -1203,7 +1203,7 @@ One could lay this out as a double-width gate for chained foreign additions and
12031203We reuse the foreign field addition gate for the final bound check since this is an addition with a
12041204specific parameter structure. Checking that the correct right input, overflow, and overflow are used shall
12051205be done by copy constraining these values with a public input value. One could have a specific gate
1206- for just this check requiring less constrains, but the cost of adding one more selector gate outweights
1206+ for just this check requiring less constrains, but the cost of adding one more selector gate outweighs
12071207the savings of one row and a few constraints of difference.
12081208
12091209##### Integration
@@ -1696,7 +1696,7 @@ To create the index, follow these steps:
16961696 with the table ID of the table.
16971697 * Copy the entries from the table to new rows in the corresponding columns of the concatenated table.
16981698 * Fill in any unused columns with 0 (to match the dummy value)
1699- 6 . Pad the end of the concatened table with the dummy value.
1699+ 6 . Pad the end of the concatenated table with the dummy value.
170017007 . Pad the end of the table id vector with 0s.
170117018 . pre-compute polynomial and evaluation form for the look up tables
170217029 . pre-compute polynomial and evaluation form for the table IDs,
@@ -2119,7 +2119,7 @@ The following sections specify how a prover creates a proof, and how a verifier
21192119
21202120To create a proof, the prover expects:
21212121
2122- * A prover index, containing a representation of the circuit (and optionaly pre-computed values to be used in the proof creation).
2122+ * A prover index, containing a representation of the circuit (and optionally pre-computed values to be used in the proof creation).
21232123* The (filled) registers table, representing parts of the execution trace of the circuit.
21242124
21252125``` admonish
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