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- What would the proof be for the following identity? I cannot find the proof anywhere
The discussion revolves around the proof related to quantum linear codes and dual codes, specifically within the context of CSS (Calderbank-Shor-Steane) codes. Participants are exploring mathematical expressions and their implications in the theory of quantum error correction.
There is no clear consensus on the interpretation of symbols or the completeness of the proof, as one participant seeks clarification while others present mathematical reasoning without addressing the initial request for context.
The discussion may be limited by the lack of definitions for symbols and terms used, which could affect understanding and interpretation of the mathematical expressions presented.
Thank you very muchmartinbn said:If ##x\in C^\perp## then it is clear. If not, then there is a ##c_0\in C## such that ##x\cdot c_0 =1##. The you have
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-1\sum_{c\in C}(-1)^{x\cdot c}=(-1)^{x\cdot c}\sum_{c\in C}(-1)^{x\cdot c}=\sum_{c\in C}(-1)^{x\cdot (c-c_0)}=\sum_{c\in C}(-1)^{x\cdot c}
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The last equality is because ##C## is a subspace.