Sdim is the first open-source qudit stabilizer simulator supporting all dimensions, enabling circuit evaluation and sampling for qudit fault-tolerant quantum computing research.
Roads towards fault- tolerant universal quantum computation
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Hermitian weighted graphs enable universal exact realization of arbitrary complex QL-bits as real-spectrum eigenstates, with discrete {0, ±1, ±i} couplings dense in the state space.
Mid-circuit stabilizer verification in six-qubit GSE-encoded Clifford Trotter steps reduces logical error rates by up to 54% on Barium ion hardware, with the gain vanishing if checks are deferred to circuit end.
VarQEC uses a distinguishability loss as a machine-learning objective to variationally discover resource-efficient encoding circuits optimized for given noise models.
Three architectural types for fault-tolerant distributed quantum computing exhibit distinct scaling of Bell-pair consumption and generation attempts with code distance in planar surface and toric codes.
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Sdim: A Qudit Stabilizer Simulator
Sdim is the first open-source qudit stabilizer simulator supporting all dimensions, enabling circuit evaluation and sampling for qudit fault-tolerant quantum computing research.
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Universal Complex Quantum-Like Bits from Hermitian Weighted Graphs
Hermitian weighted graphs enable universal exact realization of arbitrary complex QL-bits as real-spectrum eigenstates, with discrete {0, ±1, ±i} couplings dense in the state space.
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Mid-Circuit Measurements for Clifford Noise Reduction in Hamiltonian Simulations
Mid-circuit stabilizer verification in six-qubit GSE-encoded Clifford Trotter steps reduces logical error rates by up to 54% on Barium ion hardware, with the gain vanishing if checks are deferred to circuit end.
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Learning Encodings by Maximizing State Distinguishability: Variational Quantum Error Correction
VarQEC uses a distinguishability loss as a machine-learning objective to variationally discover resource-efficient encoding circuits optimized for given noise models.
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Architectural Approaches to Fault-Tolerant Distributed Quantum Computing and Their Entanglement Overheads
Three architectural types for fault-tolerant distributed quantum computing exhibit distinct scaling of Bell-pair consumption and generation attempts with code distance in planar surface and toric codes.