Lecture

Stabilizer Formalism

Description

This lecture introduces the stabilizer formalism, explaining how to measure code words, define weights, and syndromes in the context of Shor's code. It covers the concept of stabilizer groups, generators, and the correction of errors using stabilizer codes.

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