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Error-detection-based quantum fault tolerance against discrete Pauli noise [PDF]
A quantum computer -- i.e., a computer capable of manipulating data in quantum superposition -- would find applications including factoring, quantum simulation and tests of basic quantum theory. Since quantum superpositions are fragile, the major hurdle in building such a computer is overcoming noise.
arxiv
Penetration depth and effective sample size characterization of UV/Vis radiation into pharmaceutical tablets [PDF]
The pharmaceutical industry is moving from off-line quality testing to real-time release testing (RTRT) to improve drug quality while reducing costs. The implementation of RTRT requires advanced in-line process analytics, where UV/Vis spectroscopy has proven its suitability.
arxiv
Anticipating Degradation: A Predictive Approach to Fault Tolerance in Robot Swarms [PDF]
An active approach to fault tolerance is essential for robot swarms to achieve long-term autonomy. Previous efforts have focused on responding to spontaneous electro-mechanical faults and failures. However, many faults occur gradually over time. Waiting until such faults have manifested as failures before addressing them is both inefficient and ...
arxiv
Can we shorten the lactose tolerance test? [PDF]
José Luis Domínguez Jiménez+1 more
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Introduction: Penicillium expansum is a harmful plant fungal pathogen that causes blue mold disease and produces mycotoxin patulin, leading to huge economic losses and food safety hazard.
Xiaodi Xu+5 more
doaj
Milk Intolerance and Lactose Tolerance Tests
Theodore M. Bayless+3 more
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Tolerant testing of stabilizer states with a polynomial gap via a generalized uncertainty relation [PDF]
We prove a conjecture of Arunachalam & Dutt ([AD24]) on the existence of a tolerant stabilizer testing algorithm, and achieve an exponential improvement in the parameters of the tester. Key to our argument is a generalized uncertainty relation for sets of Pauli operators, based on the Lovasz theta function.
arxiv