Module trees 

Merkle Trees used by the protocol.

Every tree hashes its inner nodes with its own key, so a node of one tree can’t be interpreted as a node of another tree. Trees with a number of leaves that isn’t known at compile time also commit to it.

Type Aliases

BeaconChainBodyMerkleTree

Beacon chain block body

BeaconChainHeaderMerkleTree

Beacon chain block header fields, its root is the block root

BlockMerkleMountainRange

Beacon chain block roots.

ChildIntermediateShardBlocksMerkleTree

Child intermediate shard block roots of a beacon chain block

ChildLeafShardBlocksMerkleTree

Child leaf shard block roots of an intermediate shard block

IntermediateShardBodyMerkleTree

Intermediate shard block body

IntermediateShardHeaderMerkleTree

Intermediate shard block header fields, its root is the block root

IntermediateShardsSegmentsMerkleTree

Segments of child intermediate shard blocks of a beacon chain block

LeafShardBodyMerkleTree

Leaf shard block body

LeafShardHeaderMerkleTree

Leaf shard block header fields, its root is the block root

LeafShardsSegmentsMerkleTree

Own segments of child leaf shard blocks of an intermediate shard block

OwnSegmentsMerkleTree

Own segments of a shard

SegmentRootsMerkleTree

Segment roots of own segments of a shard

ShardOwnSegmentsMerkleTree

Own segments of a leaf shard

StateOwnerContractsSparseMerkleTree

State of one owner: hashes of contents of slots by the address of the managing contract

StateOwnersSparseMerkleTree

Global state: state roots of owners by owner address

SuperSegmentMerkleTree

Segment roots with their positions in a super segment

TransactionsMerkleTree

Transactions of a leaf shard block