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- This iteration of the optimization assumes all polynomials are of equal size and will be evaluated in the same list of points. It has an assertion to avoid its accidental misuse. - It has the corresponding tests. - It has the corresponding benchmark.
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Parallelize the evaluations of many polynomials at an out of domain points.
Assuming all polys will be evaluated at one unique point in particular.
It's especially useful for wide traces. For instance, it performs ~75% faster for wide Fibonacci of 2^10 columns, each of size 2^16.