A systematic graph-state protocol yields a family of [[n,1,3]] non-CSS codes that preserve bare-ancilla fault tolerance against hook errors and includes one code with higher rate than prior examples under depolarizing noise.
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A distributed (6.6.6) color code is realized by interconnecting patches via entangled pairs, with simulations showing the concatenated MWPM decoder maintains error threshold under asymmetric seam noise while tensor-network decoder shows slight reduction.
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Fault-tolerant syndrome extraction in [[n,1,3]] non-CSS code family generated using measurements on graph states
A systematic graph-state protocol yields a family of [[n,1,3]] non-CSS codes that preserve bare-ancilla fault tolerance against hook errors and includes one code with higher rate than prior examples under depolarizing noise.
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Distributed Realization of Color Codes for Quantum Error Correction
A distributed (6.6.6) color code is realized by interconnecting patches via entangled pairs, with simulations showing the concatenated MWPM decoder maintains error threshold under asymmetric seam noise while tensor-network decoder shows slight reduction.