Improved Construction of Generalized Quantum Tanner Codes

We propose a generalization of the recently proposed quantum Tanner codes by Leverrier and Zemor. These codes can be constructed equivalently from groups, Cayley graphs, or square complexes constructed from groups. In a recent work, we enlarged this to group actions on finite sets, Schreier graphs, and a family of square complexes. We extend the class of quantum Tanner codes further by replacing the tensor product code in the construction with a Tanner code on any bipartite graph. A stricter property on the other underlying graphs is required, and we show that a common variation of the construction can always be taken to satisfy this condition. This results in improved codes compared to the ones constructed based on Schreier graphs.

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2025-08-18
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https://doi.org/10.1109/istc65386.2025.11154489
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Quantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture
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Abstract

We propose a generalization of the recently proposed quantum Tanner codes by Leverrier and Zemor. These codes can be constructed equivalently from groups, Cayley graphs, or square complexes constructed from groups. In a recent work, we enlarged this to group actions on finite sets, Schreier graphs, and a family of square complexes. We extend the class of quantum Tanner codes further by replacing the tensor product code in the construction with a Tanner code on any bipartite graph. A stricter property on the other underlying graphs is required, and we show that a common variation of the construction can always be taken to satisfy this condition. This results in improved codes compared to the ones constructed based on Schreier graphs.

Simula Research Laboratory (NO), Simula UiB
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