Magic state distillation
A protocol proposed by Bravyi and Kitaev in 2005 that probabilistically produces higher-fidelity magic states from multiple lower-fidelity copies through quantum operations and measurements.
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Magic state distillation is a protocol proposed in 2005 by Bravyi and Kitaev, whose core idea is to probabilistically filter out higher-fidelity magic states through specific quantum operations and measurements on multiple lower-fidelity copies of magic states.
Traditional magic state distillation protocols typically require 15 input magic states to produce one output of higher fidelity.
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Magic state distillation is a protocol proposed in 2005 by Bravyi and Kitaev, whose core idea is to probabilistically filter out higher-fidelity magic states through specific quantum operations and measurements on multiple lower-fidelity copies of magic states.
50%UnverifiedTraditional magic state distillation protocols typically require 15 input magic states to produce one output of higher fidelity.
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