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Area of Science:

Quantum Computing
Quantum Information Science

Background:

Qubit readout errors are a major obstacle for practical quantum computing.
Current quantum devices face limitations due to noise and errors in qubit measurements.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a more efficient error mitigation scheme for quantum hardware.
To reduce the number of calibration measurements required for accurate quantum error correction.

Main Methods:

A novel scheme for mitigating qubit readout errors is presented.
The method reduces calibration measurements by a factor of 2 for n-qubits.
The approach allows for the construction of a general error model with fewer resources.

Main Results:

Numerical simulations demonstrate the proposed method's advantage over existing schemes.
The scheme effectively removes biases in readout errors.
Correlated errors can be compensated for without sacrificing accuracy.

Conclusions:

The presented error mitigation scheme enhances the efficiency of quantum error correction.
This approach simplifies other mitigation techniques, making them tractable for larger quantum systems.
The method improves the reliability of running quantum algorithms on current quantum hardware.