Lecture

Fault tolerance: Stabilizer Subgroup

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This lecture covers the concept of fault tolerance and threshold for stabilizer subgroups, focusing on error propagation and the Gottesman-Kill Theorem. It explains how simple input states and qubits can be manipulated using poly operations, emphasizing the importance of error correction. The discussion also delves into the unique actions of Clifford group operations and the normalizer of Pauli operators. The instructor explores the implications of error propagation and the generation of errors in quantum computing, providing insights into the formal aspects of stabilizer subgroups.

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