Topological phases with generalized global symmetries
Beni Yoshida

TL;DR
This paper introduces lattice models for symmetry-protected topological phases with generalized global symmetries, demonstrating their properties and potential applications in quantum error correction.
Contribution
It provides explicit lattice constructions of SPT phases with $q$-form symmetries using multi-qubit phase gates, expanding understanding of topological phases with higher-dimensional charged excitations.
Findings
Models support coexisting excitations of different dimensions.
Protected boundary modes confirm non-triviality of models.
Applications to quantum error-correcting codes and fault-tolerant gates.
Abstract
We present simple lattice realizations of symmetry-protected topological (SPT) phases with -form global symmetries where charged excitations have spatial dimensions. Specifically, we construct space-dimensional models supported on a -colorable graph by using a family of unitary phase gates, known as multi-qubit control- gates in quantum information community. In our construction, charged excitations of different dimensionality may coexist and form a short-range entangled state which is protected by symmetry operators of different dimensionality. Non-triviality of proposed models, in a sense of quantum circuit complexity, is confirmed by studying protected boundary modes, gauged models and corresponding gapped domain walls. We also comment on applications of our construction to quantum error-correcting codes, and discuss corresponding fault-tolerant logical gates.
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