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Mitigation of Decoherence-Induced Quantum-Bit Errors and Quantum-Gate Errors Using Steanes Code
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Quantum processors require Quantum Error Correction Codes (QECC & x2019;s) for improving the fidelity of quantum logic gates. Fault tolerant QECC & x2019;s are capable of providing error rate improvements in quantum processors as long as the components are operating below a certain gate error probability. In this contribution, we quantify the depolarization probability bound, below which transversal QECC & x2019;s would give a better error probability than an uncoded gate. Both a low-complexity repetition code and Steane & x2019;s 7-bit QECC are characterized.
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Fault tolerance
quantum error correction codes
quantum stabilizer codes
quantum gates
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