steve1763
- 13
- 0
- TL;DR
- What would the proof be for the following identity? I cannot find the proof anywhere
This discussion focuses on the proof of properties related to quantum linear codes and their dual codes, specifically addressing the conditions under which a vector \( x \) belongs to the orthogonal complement \( C^\perp \). It establishes that if \( x \in C^\perp \), certain equalities hold true due to the subspace nature of \( C \). The discussion emphasizes the significance of the relationship between \( x \) and elements \( c_0 \in C \) in deriving these equalities, reinforcing the mathematical framework of quantum coding theory.
PREREQUISITESMathematicians, computer scientists, and researchers in quantum computing and coding theory who are interested in the theoretical foundations of quantum error correction and linear coding schemes.
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
##
-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}
##
The last equality is because ##C## is a subspace.