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A logical measurement reads out protected information; the noise it survives sets how much noise a quantum computation can absorb. Gauging builds such a measurement from an auxiliary graph, one auxiliary qubit per edge, turning a global operator into local parity checks. Its tolerance splits in two: the distance of the...
Quantum algorithms act on protected information by measuring it, so how much noise that measurement survives sets how much noise a computation can absorb. Gauging implements the measurement by coupling the code to auxiliary qubits, one per edge of a graph built on the operator's support, and turns the circuit into a co...
Quantum algorithms act on protected information by measuring it, so how much noise that measurement survives sets how much noise a computation can absorb. Gauging implements the measurement by coupling the code to auxiliary qubits, one per edge of a graph built on the operator's support, and turns the circuit into a co...
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