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The Fully Depolarizing Noise Conjecture for Entangled Physical States: A Twenty-Year Perspective
In this paper I revisit my 2006 conjecture on correlated errors in entangled physical qubits, originally proposed as a potential obstruction to quantum fault tolerance. The conjecture asserts that, in any physical implementation of a quantum computer, the effective noise channel acting on entangled
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