Intrinsic MacWilliams identities are introduced for quantum codes in group representations, yielding linear programming bounds on permutation-invariant qubit and qudit codes.
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MacWilliams Identities for Intrinsic Quantum Codes
Intrinsic MacWilliams identities are introduced for quantum codes in group representations, yielding linear programming bounds on permutation-invariant qubit and qudit codes.
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Non-diffracting meronic spin defects of light
Optical vortex beams contain non-diffracting meronic spin defects consisting of an undefined-spin point defect enclosed by a half-sphere meron texture in transverse spin.
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Capturing statistical isotropy violation with rotational averages
Rotational averages of the angular correlation function isolate non-statistical isotropy components in the CMB sky as a real-space complement to BipoSH coefficients.
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Efficient estimators for power spectrum and bispectrum multipole measurements
New symmetry-based FFT estimators cut the cost of power-spectrum and bispectrum multipole measurements by roughly half while providing analytic shot-noise subtraction and an open Python package.