Contain And Continue: A Sign-First Alternative to Logical-Qubit Error Attribution

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Authors: William J. Richardson
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Abstract

Foundational — Contain And Continue: A Sign-First Alternative to Logical-Qubit Error Attribution. This article reframes late logical-qubit error attribution as an earlier sign-continuity and typed-blockage problem, replacing generic downstream repair language with a contain-and-continue stack built from Fuzzy probing, SEB, STLF, STLF_0S, SoZ, and MAP. The main engineering advance is the split-zero grammar in which 0T records true admissibility failure and 0S records shadow occupancy or failed commitment with continuity-only sign carry, allowing the chain to remain readable without promoting shadow structure into evidence. The result is a cleaner operational answer to late verification-heavy qubit handling and a reusable middle-layer discipline that also points forward to QCore as the broader architectural solution.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Quantum Computing Algorithms and Architecture Radiation Effects in Electronics Distributed systems and fault tolerance

Publication details

Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
16 March 2026
Language
EN