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Quantum EngineeringYear 2: Advanced Quantum ScienceMonth 31Day 851

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Year 2·Month 31·Week 2

Day 851: Bravyi-Haah Protocols and Triorthogonal Codes

Day 851 of 2,016~18 min read

Learning Objectives

  • •**Define triorthogonal codes** and their role in magic state distillation
  • •**Construct Bravyi-Haah distillation circuits** from triorthogonal matrices
  • •**Derive the quadratic error scaling** $\epsilon_{\text{out}} = O(\epsilon_{\text{in}}^2)$
  • •**Compare 10-to-2 with 15-to-1** protocols in terms of overhead
  • •**Analyze asymptotic efficiency** of triorthogonal distillation
  • •**Apply Bravyi-Haah protocols** for low-overhead distillation

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Week 122 State Distillation Protocols Month 31 Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing ISemester 2B Fault Tolerance Hardware Year 2 Advanced Quantum ScienceSchedule OverviewLearning Objectives1 Introduction Beyond 15-to-1Limitations of 15-to-1The Bravyi-Haah Breakthrough 20122 Triorthogonal CodesDefinitionWhy Triorthogonality MattersExamples of Triorthogonal Matrices3 The 10-to-2 ProtocolProtocol OverviewCode ConstructionDistillation CircuitError Analysis4 Quadratic vs Cubic ScalingAsymptotic ComparisonOverhead AnalysisCrossover Point5 Generalized Triorthogonal DistillationFamily of Triorthogonal CodesOptimal Asymptotic ScalingComparison Table6 Advanced Triorthogonal ConstructionsPunctured Reed-Muller ApproachHaahs CodesBlock Codes for Distillation7 Worked ExamplesExample 1 10-to-2 Error CalculationExample 2 Overhead ComparisonExample 3 Finding the Crossover8 Practice ProblemsProblem Set A Direct ApplicationProblem Set B IntermediateProblem Set C Challenging9 Computational Lab Bravyi-Haah Protocol Simulation10 SummaryKey Formulas TableKey Takeaways11 Daily Checklist12 Preview Day 852
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