Fault-tolerant Quantum Computing with the Color Code

One of the most significant obstacles for implementing quantum computing is noise, corrupting quantum information stored in qubits. Quantum error-correcting codes can be utilized to overcome this by distributing quantum information into multiple qubits. The color code is one of the representative error-correcting codes, which allows relatively straightforward implementations of logical gates. In this article, I describe how to perform fault-tolerant quantum computing using the color code, including correcting errors via decoding and implementations of logical gates.

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Physics and High Technology
Published
2024-10-31
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https://doi.org/10.3938/phit.33.028
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Quantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture
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Fault-tolerant Quantum Computing with the Color Code

Seok-Hyung LEE
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Fault-tolerant Quantum Computing with the Color Code

Seok-Hyung LEE
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Abstract

One of the most significant obstacles for implementing quantum computing is noise, corrupting quantum information stored in qubits. Quantum error-correcting codes can be utilized to overcome this by distributing quantum information into multiple qubits. The color code is one of the representative error-correcting codes, which allows relatively straightforward implementations of logical gates. In this article, I describe how to perform fault-tolerant quantum computing using the color code, including correcting errors via decoding and implementations of logical gates.

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