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Self-Referential Fibration Snake 2: Higher-Order Snake Equations and Cascaded Error Spectra of Topological Codes

Abstract

This paper establishes higher-order snake equations within the framework of

adjoint chains in tensor categories, and strictly restricts their physical carrier to

the encoding–recovery composite of concatenated quantum codes. The core con

clusions have a three-layer structure. First, the snake equations induced by duality

hold automatically by the coherence theorem for compact closed categories and

carry no error-correction information. Second, the encoding–recovery composite

holds in the exact-recovery case if and only if the Knill–Laflamme condition is sat

isfied; in the broken case, it is characterized by two-sided inequalities between the

logical error rate and the deviation of the snake diagram in diamond norm. Third,

taking the Steane [[7,1,3]] code as the component code, within the model of a

single bit-flip sector, ideal syndrome measurements, and per-syndrome minimum

weight decoding, we exactly enumerate the decoding failure set of all 128 errors,

obtain a degree-seven polynomial for the logical error rate and the complete er

ror spectra for concatenation depths one through six; the threshold fixed point is

0.0645962393 (single sector), and the leading coefficient 21 is determined by the

combinatorial fact that none of all two-qubit errors escapes. Under complement

symmetry, the fixed-point ledger is completed to five points (including the end

point 1), and the basin-of-attraction structure is closed accordingly. The recursion

structure of the cascaded error spectra is an exact equality under independent

and identically distributed Pauli noise, blockwise independent decoding, and per

syndrome minimum-weight strategies; the corresponding relations under full Pauli

noise, correlated noise, measurement noise, and non-Pauli effective channels are

explicitly registered as open boundaries, and partial results are not used to replace

general conclusions.

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BibTeX
@misc{zhou2026selfreferential,
  title = {{Self-Referential Fibration Snake 2: Higher-Order Snake Equations and Cascaded Error Spectra of Topological Codes}},
  author = {changzheng zhou and ziqing zhou},
  howpublished = {Zenodo},
  year = {2026},
  month = oct,
  doi = {10.5281/zenodo.23493971},
  url = {https://zenodo.org/records/23493971},
  note = {CC BY 4.0},
}
RIS
TY  - UNPB
TI  - Self-Referential Fibration Snake 2: Higher-Order Snake Equations and Cascaded Error Spectra of Topological Codes
AU  - changzheng zhou
AU  - ziqing zhou
PY  - 2026
DA  - 2026/10/20
PB  - Zenodo
DO  - 10.5281/zenodo.23493971
UR  - https://zenodo.org/records/23493971
AB  - This paper establishes higher-order snake equations within the framework of  adjoint chains in tensor categories, and strictly restricts their physical carrier to  the encoding–recovery composite of concatenated quantum codes. The core con  clusions have a three-layer structure. First, the snake equations induced by duality  hold automatically by the coherence theorem for compact closed categories and  carry no error-correction information. Second, the encoding–recovery composite  holds in the exact-recovery case if and only if the Knill–Laflamme condition is sat  isfied; in the broken case, it is characterized by two-sided inequalities between the  logical error rate and the deviation of the snake diagram in diamond norm. Third,  taking the Steane [[7,1,3]] code as the component code, within the model of a  single bit-flip sector, ideal syndrome measurements, and per-syndrome minimum  weight decoding, we exactly enumerate the decoding failure set of all 128 errors,  obtain a degree-seven polynomial for the logical error rate and the complete er  ror spectra for concatenation depths one through six; the threshold fixed point is  0.0645962393 (single sector), and the leading coefficient 21 is determined by the  combinatorial fact that none of all two-qubit errors escapes. Under complement  symmetry, the fixed-point ledger is completed to five points (including the end  point 1), and the basin-of-attraction structure is closed accordingly. The recursion  structure of the cascaded error spectra is an exact equality under independent  and identically distributed Pauli noise, blockwise independent decoding, and per  syndrome minimum-weight strategies; the corresponding relations under full Pauli  noise, correlated noise, measurement noise, and non-Pauli effective channels are  explicitly registered as open boundaries, and partial results are not used to replace  general conclusions.
ER  -