The number of bytes used as a capacity in the sponge.
Constants for each witness’ index offsets and lengths
The dimension of the Keccak state
The number of columns the Keccak circuit uses.
An element of the Keccak state is 64 bits. However, we split the state into
quarters of 16 bits to represent XOR and AND using the finite field
addition. See the Keccak RFC for more information.
The number of bytes that can be processed by the Keccak permutation. It is
the rate of the sponge configuration.
The number of rounds in the Keccak permutation
The number of columns the Sponge circuit uses.
The number of field elements used to represent the whole Keccak state.