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This research establishes Tiger codes as a mathematically robust framework for bosonic quantum computing by reducing infinite constraint sets to finite generating sets via chain complex homology. The work enables practical implementation through explicit orthonormal bases and facilitates non-Clifford gates using polynomial phase rotations, directly advancing error correction in multimode systems.
Alice & Bob’s Tiger Codes’ Logical Structure Shows Quantum Links to Chain Complex

This work rigorously analyzes tiger codes, a family of multimode bosonic quantum codes, revealing their underlying structure is governed by the homology of a chain complex.
Researchers, including those from Alice & Bob, have established a rigorous algebraic treatment of Tiger codes, a family of multimode bosonic quantum codes encompassing constructions like cat and paircat codes. The work demonstrates a finite generating set for the annihilation-type constraints defining the codespace, alongside the construction of an explicit orthonormal basis. The logical structure of these codes is governed by criteria relating the degrees of polynomials resulting…
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