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¹Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Sheffield, Sheffield S3 7RH, United Kingdom.

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We present a new quantum computation framework that combines distillation and synthesis into one step. This method offers quadratic error suppression, reducing the need for magic state distillation and saving resources.

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Area of Science:

Quantum computing
Quantum information science
Quantum error correction

Background:

The standard approach for quantum computation involves sequential distillation of magic states and subsequent gate synthesis.
High-fidelity magic states are crucial for implementing essential quantum logic gates like the T gate.
Conventional methods require multiple rounds of distillation, increasing resource overhead.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce a unified framework for quantum computation that integrates distillation and synthesis.
To improve the efficiency and reduce resource requirements for quantum circuit realization.
To achieve quadratic error suppression in quantum computations.

Main Methods:

A novel framework that performs one round of distillation and multiquibit gate synthesis concurrently.
Integration of Clifford gates with synthesized T gates within the unified process.
Utilizing the combined step to achieve enhanced fidelity and error reduction.

Main Results:

The unified framework achieves quadratic error suppression, significantly outperforming conventional methods.
The number of T gates required is comparable to traditional synthesis techniques.
A reduction in the number of required magic state distillation rounds was observed.

Conclusions:

The proposed unified framework offers significant resource savings in quantum computation.
This approach enhances the fidelity of quantum computations through quadratic error suppression.
The method paves the way for more efficient and scalable quantum computing architectures.