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Figure 1.2 A representation of the set S ⊆ V and its neighborhood.
Figure 2.1 Quantum codes via the CSS construction. Two parity check matrices and codes are shown
Figure 2.3 Performing the gate T by injecting | A ⟩ . The measurement is performed in the computational basis.
Figure 3.1 (a) The surface code that results from a product of two [ 3, 1, 3 ] repetition codes.
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