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Lagrange interpolation is a mathematical technique that helps reconstruct a polynomial (a kind of mathematical function) from a set of known points. This method is especially important in secret sharing, threshold cryptography, and zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs).

For example, in Shamir’s Secret Sharing, a secret like a private key is split into multiple parts and shared among participants. Only a specific number of parts (called the threshold) are needed to recover the original secret. Lagrange interpolation is the tool used to reconstruct the secret when those shares are combined.

It’s also used in threshold cryptography, where multiple users jointly control a key or perform a digital signature, without ever revealing the full key. Lagrange interpolation allows these participants to securely combine their partial data.

In zero-knowledge proofs (like zk-SNARKs and zk-STARKs), Lagrange interpolation helps turn data into polynomials so that a statement can be proven true without revealing any private information.

Overall, it’s a core tool for privacy, security, and decentralization in modern blockchain systems.

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