Lecture

Stabilizer Formalism: Kuill-Laflamme Theorem

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This lecture covers the Kuill-Laflamme theorem, explaining the conditions for a Quantum Error Correcting Code (QECC) and the stabilizer formalism. It discusses the idea of Shor's code and how to detect X-errors on the qubits.

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Algebra: Representation theory, Abstract algebra

Theoretical computer science

Theory of computation: Quantum computing

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