Codes and designs for quantum error correction : some recent developments through combinatorics (Designs, Codes, Graphs and Related Areas)
Yuichiro Fujiwara
Suppressing the effect of decoherence plays a vital role in the theory of quantum information processing.Despite many skepticisms about its feasibility, the existence of error correction schemes in the quantum do- main was proved in the last century, giving the birth to the field of quantum error correction.Since then, the new field has seen remarkably rapid progress in various directions including experimental realizations of quantum error-correcting codes.While quantum information science draws on many branches of physics, computer science, and mathematics, combinatorics is rapidly becoming an indispensable mathematical tool to the study of quantum error correction.In this note, we review some of the latest developments in quantum error correction where combinatorial design theory and coding theory play the central role.
数理解析研究所講究録•Apr 1, 2014•0 citations