Threshold Theorems: Fault Tolerance and QECC

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This lecture covers threshold theorems in fault tolerance, focusing on quantum error correction codes (QECC). The instructor explains the importance of transversal gates and the application of 1-qubit gates. The lecture also discusses the concept of stabilizer QECC and the challenges in error propagation.

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