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Quantum EngineeringYear 2: Advanced Quantum ScienceMonth 29Day 789

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Year 2·Month 29·Week 1

Day 789: Logical Operators on the Torus

Day 789 of 2,016~17 min read

Learning Objectives

  • •**Identify** non-contractible loops on the torus
  • •**Construct** logical Z operators $\bar{Z}_1$ and $\bar{Z}_2$ as loop operators
  • •**Construct** logical X operators $\bar{X}_1$ and $\bar{X}_2$ on dual cycles
  • •**Verify** commutation relations: $[\bar{X}_i, \bar{Z}_j] = 0$ for $i \neq j$
  • •**Verify** anti-commutation: $\{\bar{X}_i, \bar{Z}_i\} = 0$ for same index
  • •**Explain** why logical operators cannot be local (weight < L)

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OverviewScheduleLearning ObjectivesCore Theory1 Non-Contractible Loops on the Torus2 Logical Z Operators3 Commutation with Stabilizers4 Logical X Operators5 Commutation and Anti-Commutation6 Standard Logical Operator Convention7 Proper Definition via Intersection Number8 Weight of Logical OperatorsQuantum Mechanics ConnectionLogical Qubit OperationsTopological ProtectionConnection to Anyonic OperatorsWorked ExamplesExample 1 Construct Logical Operators for L 3Example 2 Verify Anti-CommutationExample 3 Commutation with StabilizersPractice ProblemsLevel 1 Direct ApplicationLevel 2 IntermediateLevel 3 ChallengingComputational LabSummaryKey FormulasMain TakeawaysDaily ChecklistPreview Day 790
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