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A Minimal Duality Estimate for the Surface-Code Threshold under Nearest-Neighbor Correlated Errors

arXiv
Authors: Masayuki Ohzeki

Year

2026

Paper ID

67988

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Preprint

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We apply the single-equation duality criterion to the square-octagonal random-bond Ising model recently obtained from an exact error-edge map for a surface code with nearest-neighbor correlated errors. The calculation is performed for the minimal cell after the error-edge reduction. For the symmetric case p1=p2=p3=p, this gives pc=0.0288427147, in close agreement with the reported numerical threshold of about 3\%.

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