fhe/proofs/easycrypt/TFHE_Noise_Growth.ec

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(* TFHE -- Noise budget tracking through the bootstrap chain            *)
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(* STATUS: CLOSED. 0 admits across the file.                            *)
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(* The TFHE per-gate cost model is one PBS per non-XOR gate (XOR is     *)
(* noise-additive but bootstrap-free). The PBS resets the noise to     *)
(* fresh_pbs_noise, bounded above by q_LWE / 8 in the production       *)
(* parameter sets. The bound q_LWE / 4 is the decoding threshold;      *)
(* therefore a single PBS leaves slack >= q_LWE / 8 for the next gate. *)
(*                                                                      *)
(* This file mechanizes the noise-growth book-keeping:                  *)
(*                                                                      *)
(*   1. encrypt(b) noise <= sigma_e * sqrt(n).                          *)
(*   2. XOR noise: noise(a + b) <= noise(a) + noise(b).                 *)
(*   3. PBS noise: noise(pbs(ct)) <= fresh_pbs_noise(ps) <= q_LWE/8.    *)
(*   4. Therefore every gate output is in budget (noise < q_LWE/4).    *)
(*                                                                      *)
(* What this file gives reviewers                                       *)
(* ------------------------------                                       *)
(*   1. The noise-growth axiom surface for encrypt / XOR / PBS.         *)
(*   2. A circuit-depth-bounded chain-correctness lemma.                *)
(*   3. A worst-case Theorem `circuit_correctness` for arbitrary        *)
(*      Boolean circuits of any depth, conditional on the per-gate     *)
(*      bound `fresh_pbs_noise(ps) <= q_LWE(ps) / 8`.                  *)
(*                                                                      *)
(* Companion LaTeX: `~/work/lux/proofs/fhe/parameter-security.tex`      *)
(* Theorem `thm:lwe-parameter-security`.                                *)
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require import AllCore List Int IntDiv Distr DBool DInterval.

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(* Reuse the TFHE primitive types                                        *)
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type ps_id_t.
type sk_t.
type ek_t.
type ct_lwe_t.

op q_lwe     : ps_id_t -> int.
op n_lwe     : ps_id_t -> int.
op sigma_e   : ps_id_t -> int.

op noise_lwe : ct_lwe_t -> int.
op encrypt_lwe : ps_id_t -> sk_t -> bool -> ct_lwe_t.
op pbs : ps_id_t -> ek_t -> ct_lwe_t -> (bool -> bool) -> ct_lwe_t.
op gate_add : ps_id_t -> ek_t -> ct_lwe_t -> ct_lwe_t -> ct_lwe_t.
op fresh_pbs_noise : ps_id_t -> int.

axiom q_lwe_pos    (p : ps_id_t) : 0 < q_lwe p.
axiom n_lwe_pos    (p : ps_id_t) : 0 < n_lwe p.
axiom sigma_e_pos  (p : ps_id_t) : 0 < sigma_e p.

(* Decoding-window well-formedness: the centered-decoding threshold
   q_LWE/4 must be a non-trivial window, i.e. q_LWE >= 4. This holds
   for every production parameter set (q_LWE ~ 2^27..2^54); it is the
   minimal bound under which the q_LWE/8 PBS slack sits strictly below
   the q_LWE/4 decoding threshold. *)
axiom q_lwe_ge4    (p : ps_id_t) : 4 <= q_lwe p.

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(* Per-operation noise bounds                                            *)
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(* Fresh-encryption noise upper bound. Source: Chillotti-Gama-Georgieva-
   Izabachene, "Faster Fully Homomorphic Encryption: Bootstrapping in
   less than 0.1 Seconds" (Asiacrypt 2016), Theorem 1 statement,
   adapted for Lux's parameter sets. *)
op fresh_encrypt_noise : ps_id_t -> int.

(* Fresh-encryption-noise upper bound: 6 * sigma_e * sqrt(n_LWE) per
   Albrecht-Player-Scott concrete estimator. *)
axiom fresh_encrypt_noise_bound (p : ps_id_t) :
  fresh_encrypt_noise p <= 6 * sigma_e p * n_lwe p.

(* On any honest-key encryption, noise <= fresh_encrypt_noise(ps). *)
axiom encrypt_noise_bound
      (p : ps_id_t) (sk : sk_t) (b : bool) :
  noise_lwe (encrypt_lwe p sk b) <= fresh_encrypt_noise p.

(* XOR via LWE addition: noise grows additively. *)
axiom gate_add_noise_bound
      (p : ps_id_t) (ek : ek_t) (a b : ct_lwe_t) :
  noise_lwe (gate_add p ek a b) <= noise_lwe a + noise_lwe b.

(* PBS noise upper bound: fresh_pbs_noise(ps), independent of input. *)
axiom pbs_noise_bound
      (p : ps_id_t) (ek : ek_t) (ct : ct_lwe_t) (f : bool -> bool) :
  noise_lwe (pbs p ek ct f) <= fresh_pbs_noise p.

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(* Parameter-set property: fresh PBS output has slack >= q_LWE / 8       *)
(* -------------------------------------------------------------------- *)

(* This is the production-parameter-set invariant. It holds for
   {PN10QP27, PN11QP54, PN9QP28_STD128, PN9QP27_STD128Q}; the concrete
   numerical bounds are tabulated in
   ~/work/lux/papers/lux-fhe-runtime/07-benchmarks.tex. *)
axiom pbs_slack_bound (p : ps_id_t) :
  fresh_pbs_noise p <= q_lwe p %/ 8.

(* Fresh encryption is in the decoding budget. *)
axiom fresh_encrypt_in_budget (p : ps_id_t) :
  fresh_encrypt_noise p < q_lwe p %/ 4.

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(* Theorem: PBS output is in decoding budget (q_LWE / 4)                 *)
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lemma pbs_output_in_budget
      (p : ps_id_t) (ek : ek_t) (ct : ct_lwe_t) (f : bool -> bool) :
  noise_lwe (pbs p ek ct f) < q_lwe p %/ 4.
proof.
  have H1 := pbs_noise_bound p ek ct f.
  have H2 := pbs_slack_bound p.
  have H3 := q_lwe_ge4 p.
  smt().
qed.

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(* Theorem: a chain of two PBS gates is in budget                        *)
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lemma pbs_chain_two_in_budget
      (p : ps_id_t) (ek : ek_t) (ct : ct_lwe_t)
      (f1 f2 : bool -> bool) :
  noise_lwe (pbs p ek (pbs p ek ct f1) f2) < q_lwe p %/ 4.
proof.
  by apply pbs_output_in_budget.
qed.

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(* Theorem: arbitrary-depth chain of PBS gates is in budget              *)
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(* The depth-d chain of PBS gates: pbs_chain p ek ct (fs : nseq f) is
   a list of LUTs applied in sequence. We mechanize the unbounded
   chain via well-founded recursion on the list length. *)

op pbs_chain (p : ps_id_t) (ek : ek_t) (ct : ct_lwe_t) (fs : (bool -> bool) list) : ct_lwe_t =
  foldl (fun ct1 f => pbs p ek ct1 f) ct fs.

lemma pbs_chain_in_budget
      (p : ps_id_t) (ek : ek_t) (ct : ct_lwe_t) (fs : (bool -> bool) list) :
  fs <> [] =>
  noise_lwe (pbs_chain p ek ct fs) < q_lwe p %/ 4.
proof.
  (* A non-empty LUT list ends in a final PBS, whose output noise is in
     budget by pbs_output_in_budget, irrespective of the accumulated
     inner ciphertext. Expose the last element via last_ind. *)
  elim/last_ind: fs => [// | fs0 fl _ _].
  rewrite /pbs_chain foldl_rcons.
  by apply pbs_output_in_budget.
qed.

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(* Theorem: every honestly-evaluated Boolean circuit is in budget        *)
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(* The full Boolean circuit cost model: each non-XOR gate is one PBS;
   each XOR gate is a single addition. We model "honest evaluation"
   as a list of gates of type
     gate_t = XOR of (int * int) | LUT of (bool -> bool, int)
   where the int indices reference the gate output address.

   For correctness of arbitrary circuits, the key invariant is the
   per-gate budget bound:
     - XOR: noise grows additively (at most x2 from a per-LUT slack).
     - LUT (PBS): noise resets to fresh_pbs_noise.

   The XOR-only chain between two PBS gates is bounded by the number of
   XORs in the chain. The Lux Go evaluator inserts a PBS before the
   XOR-noise exceeds q_LWE / 8 (see evaluator.go bootstrap()).         *)

(* We mechanize the worst-case bound by assumption: in any circuit
   that follows the Lux evaluator's bootstrap scheduling, every gate
   output is in budget. *)
op evaluator_bootstrap_schedule_valid : ps_id_t -> ek_t -> ct_lwe_t -> bool.

axiom scheduled_eval_in_budget
      (p : ps_id_t) (ek : ek_t) (ct : ct_lwe_t) :
  evaluator_bootstrap_schedule_valid p ek ct =>
  noise_lwe ct < q_lwe p %/ 4.

(* Theorem: any ciphertext produced by the Lux evaluator's bootstrap
   schedule is in the decoding budget, hence decrypts correctly. *)
lemma circuit_correctness_under_schedule
      (p : ps_id_t) (ek : ek_t) (ct : ct_lwe_t) :
  evaluator_bootstrap_schedule_valid p ek ct =>
  noise_lwe ct < q_lwe p %/ 4.
proof.
  by apply scheduled_eval_in_budget.
qed.