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The paper addresses the commutant of the Clifford group, the set of operators that commute with its tensor-power action. That structure underpins stabilizer formalism, randomized benchmarking, and the design of random quantum circuits. A complete characterization is a foundational theoretical result rather than a near-term application, so its value lies in giving researchers rigorous tools for analyzing Clifford-based protocols. Readers should treat it as mathematical groundwork, not as evidence of new hardware capability.
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A complete theory of the Clifford commutant - Quantum – the open journal for quantum science
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A complete theory of the Clifford commutant Quantum – the open journal for quantum science
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