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Fix notational inconsistency for fields: it first says that F_something is a field of prime order something, but then it uses F_base, where base is not a prime number but just a disambiguator. Also, the first listed field should be Field_scalar, not F_r. Shorten 'prime finite field' to 'prime field', because the latter implies finite. Signed-off-by: Alessandro Coglio <[email protected]>
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Fix notational inconsistency for fields: it first says that F_something is a field of prime order something, but then it uses F_base, where base is not a prime number but just a disambiguator. Also, the first listed field should be Field_scalar, not F_r.
Shorten 'prime finite field' to 'prime field', because the latter implies finite.