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Majorana zero modes: a practical roadmap to fault-tolerant primitives

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BID - Quantum field theory with boundaries, impurities, and defects

Majorana zero modes promise non-Abelian operations for fault-tolerant quantum information. I will link the minimal theory (Kitaev chain, fusion, projective braiding) to recent experiments from our collaborations, highlighting non-local signatures and error analysis. I’ll briefly note routes beyond Ising, towards D(S3​) anyons and their power for universal quantum computation.

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