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Quantum Deletion Codes Derived From Quantum Reed-Solomon Codes

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arxiv 2306.13399 v1 pith:33RPKL25 submitted 2023-06-23 quant-ph cs.ITmath.IT

Quantum Deletion Codes Derived From Quantum Reed-Solomon Codes

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keywords codesdeletionquantumerrorcorrectionmethodalogorithmsalternating
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This manuscript presents a construction method for quantum codes capable of correcting multiple deletion errors. By introducing two new alogorithms, the alternating sandwich mapping and the block error locator, the proposed method reduces deletion error correction to erasure error correction. Unlike previous quantum deletion error-correcting codes, our approach enables flexible code rates and eliminates the requirement of knowing the number of deletions.

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