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Design Principles for Ultra-High-Rate Quantum Codes
Reducing the qubit overhead of quantum error correction is a central challenge for scalable fault-tolerant quantum computing. Recent ultra-high-rate quantum codes offer a promising route toward this goal, with some constructions requiring as few as two physical data qubits per logical qubit. However
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