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Quantifying the Dual-isotope Advantage for Ytterbium-array Surface Codes using Realistic Noise Models
Neutral-atom quantum computers are a promising platform for fault-tolerant quantum computation, but logical performance depends on systemic realistic noise factors during syndrome extraction. In dual-isotope Yb arrays, the roles of data and ancilla qubits are separated spectrally, allowing ancilla q
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