One uniform polynomial-time program for the complete affine construction #
The selected program computes every parameter from the original input lengths, a unary tampering count, and a unary target exponent. Canonical inputs compute the actual first phase followed by all subset-doubling rounds on the same original source words. The polynomial-time guarantee covers every input, including malformed words and infeasible entropy requests. Source and advice conditions belong to the statistical theorem.
The actual first phase and every subsequent runtime round match the semantic construction.
Every round has the same output width, including the zero-round initial phase.
The complete runtime output is polynomially bounded even on invalid parameters.
Actual initialization and a unary number of rounds form one uniform polynomial-time program.
Every selected output has the prescribed growing-depth width.
The selected width has a polynomial bound in the chooser inputs.
The selected total program computes the complete semantic construction with every guard discharged.
Parameter computation, normalization, initialization, and all rounds are uniformly polynomial-time.
Decode three data words and the two unary parameters.
One paired evaluator serializes the entire selected semantic construction exactly.
The single complete evaluator is polynomial-time on every encoded or malformed input.