Generating non-Clifford gate operations through exact mapping between Majorana fermions and $\mathbb{Z}_4$ parafermions
Ali Hamed Safwan, Raditya Weda Bomantara

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates an exact mapping between Majorana fermions and $ ext{Z}_4$ parafermions, showing how braiding these particles can generate non-Clifford gates essential for universal topological quantum computing.
Contribution
It establishes a precise correspondence between Majorana fermions and $ ext{Z}_4$ parafermions, enabling the generation of non-Clifford gates through braiding in different representations.
Findings
Braiding Majorana fermions can produce non-Clifford gates in $ ext{Z}_4$ parafermion qudit space.
Braiding $ ext{Z}_4$ parafermions can generate non-Clifford gates in Majorana fermion qubit space.
Universal quantum computing may be achieved by combining braiding of Majorana fermions and $ ext{Z}_4$ parafermions.
Abstract
Majorana fermions and their generalizations to parafermions are considered promising building blocks of fault-tolerant quantum computers for their ability to encode quantum information nonlocally. In such topological quantum computers, highly robust quantum gates are obtained by braiding pairs of these quasi-particles. However, it is well-known that braiding Majorana fermions or parafermions only leads to a Clifford gate, hindering quantum universality. This paper establishes an exact mapping between Majorana fermions to parafermions in systems under total parity non-conserving and total parity conserving setting. It is revealed that braiding of Majorana fermions may lead to non-Clifford quantum gates in the 4-dimensional qudit representation spanned by parafermions, whilst braiding of parafermions may similarly yield…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced NMR Techniques and Applications · Topological Materials and Phenomena · Crystallography and Radiation Phenomena
