Our paper "Fault-tolerant quantum computation with polylogarithmic time and constant space overheads" has been published in @NaturePhysics.
We prove a threshold theorem for FTQC using QLDPC codes with constant space overhead and a negligibly small slowdown.https://t.co/X9FU3tFbJ9
New paper on QEC!
We propose Degeneracy Cutting (DC), a parallelizable and efficient post-processing method for BP decoding of qLDPC codes. DC resolves degeneracy by removing a reliable variable node in each stabilizer support, improving BP performance. https://t.co/RcIq4ftYc3
Honored that our paper received the Best Paper Award at TQC 2025.
Grateful to my collaborator Masato Koashi and @HayataYamasaki , and many thanks to the organizers, program committee, and reviewers for their efforts!
Our paper has received the Best Paper Award at TQC2025, one of the leading conferences in quantum information theory. We prove that FTQC can be achieved with polylog time overhead and constant space overhead. Joint work with Shiro Tamiya and Masato Koashi. https://t.co/kZlOPlrCQ3
Our work “Concatenate codes, save qubits” has been published in npj Quantum Information!
https://t.co/iZJZty2gNM
The simulation code used in this work is available in GitHub:
https://t.co/LAUlGdtwVE
Excited to share our latest research on FTQC!
Our protocol based on high-rate quantum LDPC codes (especially quantum expander codes) achieves polylogarithmic time and constant space overhead FTQC.
https://t.co/d8o4cZUlkp
Excited to share our latest research on FTQC!
Our protocol based on high-rate quantum LDPC codes (especially quantum expander codes) achieves polylogarithmic time and constant space overhead FTQC.
https://t.co/d8o4cZUlkp
Importantly, our results hold even with the non-zero runtime of classical computations—especially for the decoder—as well as the idling errors that accumulate during these computation.
Low-depth random Clifford circuits for quantum coding against Pauli noise using a tensor-network decoder, Andrew S. Darmawan, Yoshifumi Nakata, Shiro Tamiya, and Hayata Yamasaki @shiro_tamiya@hayatayamasaki#Quantum#QuantumInformation https://t.co/S5ixmIhod7
Our FTQC paper is out! We construct a fault-tolerant protocol based on concatenated codes, achieving a substantially lower space overhead and a higher threshold than that for the surface code. This is a joint work with @Shiro_Tamiya and @HayataYamasaki.
https://t.co/l7F7gy2aG1