Z_N bivariate-bicycle codes have essential topological properties determined by their Z_p prime-factor counterparts, enabling generalization of algebraic-geometric methods to anyon fusion rules and resolution of quasifractonic behavior via symmetry-enriched topological order.
A Proposed Quantum Low Density Parity Check Code
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We propose a new CSS code based on the finite geometry low density parity check code of Kou, Lin, and Fossorier.
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