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Error correction papers 3 papers
Error-correction researchers and quantum hardware teams. Codes, decoders and the cost of keeping a logical qubit alive: stabilizer, surface, LDPC, concatenated and ultrametric constructions, fault-tolerance thresholds, leakage, syndromes and circuit mapping onto real hardware.
Replication. Reproducing or auditing a published claim Tagged papers: 34.
Falsifying Geometrically Inspired Quantum Error‑Correcting Codes via Distinct Logical‑Error Scaling
Geometric constructions of quantum error‑correcting codes (QECCs) have been proposed as alternatives to standard topological codes, yet their physical relevance remains ambiguous. Existing proposals lack a testable prediction that distinguishes them from surface‑code scaling of logical error rates.…
Extending v_p^max Code Classification: Testing the Mahler Spectral Conjecture on Additional Stabilizer Code Families
ACRP-06: Tests UF paper C7.3 on 8 additional codes. Golay CSS confirmed v_p^max=28; all other stabilizer codes cluster at random baseline (1-6). C7.3 bound to Golay-type self-dual codes.
Computational Toy Model of Non-Local Information Storage in a Quantum Cellular Automaton
Can local, unitary dynamics generate the kind of non-local information storage that holographic quantum error correction requires? This paper revisits that question with a fully reproducible, exact state-vector simulation of a twelve-qubit quantum cellular automaton (QCA) evolving under the…
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