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A Cross-Platform Analysis of Practical Quantum Error Correction Codes
The theory of quantum error correction was established decades ago. Yet limitations in physical noise levels and available physical-qubit counts continue to hinder the development of scalable quantum computing systems. In this paper, we present analytical estimates of logical error rates for advance
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