Universal Parity Quantum Computing
Michael Fellner, Anette Messinger, Kilian Ender, Wolfgang Lechner

TL;DR
This paper introduces a universal quantum computing scheme using parity encoding that offers robustness to errors and efficient implementation of key gates, suitable for algorithms like quantum Fourier transform.
Contribution
It presents a new universal gate set based on parity encoding with all-to-all connectivity and error robustness, including methods for dynamic encoding switching.
Findings
Universal gate set based on parity encoding demonstrated.
Efficient implementation of controlled phase and $R_z$ rotations.
Advantages for quantum algorithms like quantum Fourier transform.
Abstract
We propose a universal gate set for quantum computing with all-to-all connectivity and intrinsic robustness to bit-flip errors based on parity encoding. We show that logical controlled phase gate and rotations can be implemented in parity encoding with single-qubit operations. Together with logical rotations, implemented via nearest-neighbor controlled-NOT gates and an rotation, these form a universal gate set. As the controlled phase gate requires only single-qubit rotations, the proposed scheme has advantages for several cornerstone quantum algorithms, e.g., the quantum Fourier transform. We present a method to switch between different encoding variants via partial on-the-fly encoding and decoding.
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