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Small quantum Tanner codes from left--right Cayley complexes

arXiv
Authors: Anthony Leverrier, Wouter Rozendaal, Gilles Zémor

Year

2025

Paper ID

36307

Status

Preprint

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90

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Abstract

Quantum Tanner codes are a class of quantum low-density parity-check codes that provably display a linear minimum distance and a constant encoding rate in the asymptotic limit. When built from left--right Cayley complexes, they can be described through a lifting procedure and a base code, which we characterize. We also compute the dimension of quantum Tanner codes when the right degree of the complex is 2. Finally, we perform an extensive search over small groups and identify instances of quantum Tanner codes with parameters [[144,12,11]], \[[432,20,leq 22\]] and \[[576,28,leq 24\]] for generators of weight 9.

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