A learning-based framework constructs logical operations for arbitrary quantum codes and co-designs non-additive encodings with noise models and desired gate sets via VarEFTQC.
Optimized Compilation of Logical Clifford Circuits
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Fault-tolerant quantum computing hinges on efficient logical compilation, in particular, translating high-level circuits into code-compatible implementations. Gate-by-gate compilation often yields deep circuits, requiring significant overhead to ensure fault-tolerance. As an alternative, we investigate the compilation of primitives from quantum simulation as single blocks. We focus our study on the [[n,n-2,2]] code family, which allows for the exhaustive comparison of potential compilation primitives on small circuit instances. Based upon that, we then introduce a methodology that lifts these primitives into size-invariant, depth-efficient compilation strategies. This recovers known methods for circuits with moderate Hadamard counts and yields improved realizations for sparse and dense placements. Simulations show significant error-rate reductions in the compiled circuits. We envision the approach as a core component of peephole-based compilers. Its flexibility and low hand-crafting burden make it readily extensible to other circuit structures and code families.
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New search algorithms over stabilizer tableaus and modular assembly techniques yield encoders with up to 43% fewer two-qubit gates and 70% lower depth than prior constructions on tested stabilizer codes including qLDPC and holographic families.
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Learning Logical Operations for Arbitrary Quantum Error Correction Codes
A learning-based framework constructs logical operations for arbitrary quantum codes and co-designs non-additive encodings with noise models and desired gate sets via VarEFTQC.
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Synthesis and Optimization of Encoding Circuits for Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computation
New search algorithms over stabilizer tableaus and modular assembly techniques yield encoders with up to 43% fewer two-qubit gates and 70% lower depth than prior constructions on tested stabilizer codes including qLDPC and holographic families.