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Learning Noise-Robust Stabilizer Structure via Bell Sampling
Bell sampling efficiently learns the stabilizer group, and hence the stabilizer nullity, of pure states with little magic, a primitive underlying tomography and certification of low-magic states. Real devices, however, only prepare noisy images of the target, which we model as a Pauli channel acting
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