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Query: Scalable Quantum Computation in the Presence of Large Detected-Error
  Rates   The tolerable erasure error rate for scalable quantum computation is shown to
be at least 0.292, given standard scalability assumptions. This bound is
obtained by implementing computations with generic stabilizer code
teleportation steps that combine the necessary operations with error
correction. An interesting consequence of the technique is that the only errors
that affect the maximum tolerable error rate are storage and Bell measurement
errors. If storage errors are negligible, then any detected Bell measurement
error below 1/2 is permissible. Another consequence of the technique is that
the maximum tolerable depolarizing error rate is dominated by how well one can
prepare the required encoded states. For example, if storage and Bell
measurement errors are relatively small, then independent depolarizing errors
with error rate close to 0.1 per qubit are tolerable in the prepared states.
The implementation overhead is dominated by the efficiency with which the
required encoded states can be prepared. At present, this efficiency is very
low, particularly for error rates close to the maximum tolerable ones.

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