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It actually depends how this sentence is intended. There exist quantum repetition codes: the Shor code is the simplest example that uses 9 physical qubits per l
by ziofill 2y ago
It actually depends how this sentence is intended. There exist quantum repetition codes: the Shor code is the simplest example that uses 9 physical qubits per logical qubit. Since the information is quantum it needs majority voting over two independent bases (hence 3x3=9 qubits to encode a logical one).