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Simulating a small distance surface code with individual qubit addressing

I want to simulate a small-distance surface code with either STIM or Qiskit. I want individual control over all the qubits (including the ancillas) to induce controlled errors in my circuit. I want to ...
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Are there qiskit or stim examples of how to decode a subsystem code

I can manage decoding a stabilizer code in qiskit and stim. I'd like to try a subsystem code next. For a stabilizer code, all stabilizers commute so simultaneous measurement of these produces ...
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Estimate of threshold values for 7-qubit Steane code with qiskit (or stim)

I have trouble recreating the graphs shown in this paper https://arxiv.org/pdf/quant-ph/0508176.pdf i.e. the quadratic trend of the logical error against physical single qubit error for [7,1,3] code I ...
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How to interface stim to a generic qiskit decoder?

I can generate encoder/decoder circuits for arbitrary QECC in qiskit. I tested a number of codes : $[[5,1,3]], [[7,1,3]],[[8,3,3]],\cdots$ and everything seems to work fine. The problem is that the ...
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is cirq suitable for simulation of quantum error correction?

I experimented with stim and qiskit for QECC simulations. They both have limitations : for example stim has no support for non-clifford operations (qiskit does); qiskit has no support for multiple ...
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how to go from matrix to tableau to circuit in qiskit or stim

I'm working with QECC using a non-python based platform. I'd like to move the results into python to do calculations that are better handled by packages like qiskit or stim. So the output of the non-...
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