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Threshold Behavior of ZX and ZY Surface Codes Under Circuit-Level Biased and Crosstalk Noise
Studying the threshold behavior of surface codes under biased noise models is an active area of research. Previous work Tuckett et al. (2018), using an optimal tensor-network decoder, demonstrated that replacing $Z$-type stabilizers with $Y$-type stabilizers significantly improves the surface code t
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