We prove that row-wise interleaving does not impose a linear loss on two coding-theoretic soundness properties used in recent IOP/SNARK analyses: generator mutual correlated agreement and curve decodability.
For generator-MCA, let be a coefficient generator over a finite seed set and let be an -additive code. For every interleaving width and distance parameter , we show
Moreover, if , then the transfer is exact:
In particular, affine-line MCA is invariant under row-wise interleaving. This answers the known interleaving-loss question and removes the linear interleaving factor from the affine-line MCA bound. It also implies that polynomial-generator MCA bounds transfer to interleaved codes without an additional interleaving-width factor.
We further establish interleaving stability for curve decodability. We introduce a marked formulation, prove its equivalence to the standard definition for -additive codes and , and use it to transfer curve decodability to row-wise interleavings. If is -curve-decodable and , then is also -curve-decodable for every . We also give a field-size-weighted variant that transfers larger base-code witness parameters to smaller interleaved-code witness parameters.