Hello,
I have some questions about the process of computing a chain point according
to the first format dp15k32.

1) In order to find a distinguished point, first we compute the a51 part(64
steps majority clock) and then 64 steps round function(lfsr 64 bits wide).
Afterwards the result is xor-ed and if it is a distinguished point the
result is the first valid chain point and the whole process is repeated
until we have 32 valid chain points. If it is not a distinguished point then
which part do we repeat( for 64 times) until we find one? The a51 part or
the round function part?

2) What is considered distinguished point?The lsb 15 bits or any consecutive
15 bits have to be all zero ?

Thank you in advance for your answers.
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