Qudit surface codes and hypermap codes
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Abstract: In this article, we define homological quantum code in arbitrary qudit dimension by directly defining CSS operators on a 2-complex . When the 2-complex is from a surface, we get a qudit surface code. Then we prove that the dimension of the code we defined always equals the size of the first homology group of . Next, we expand the hypermap-homology quantum code proposed by Martin Leslie to the qudit's case, and for every such hypermap code, we constructed an abstract 2-complex whose homological quantum code we just defined equals it.
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