An example of universal braiding in Links--Gould topological quantum computation
Matthew Harper, Ben-Michael Kohli
Abstract
We construct a universal quantum computational encoding via braiding in Links--Gould fusion spaces associated to UqH(sl(2|1)) where q is on the unit circle and is not a root of unity. The construction uses only neglectons and is realized in the morphism spaces HomUqH(V(0,α),V(0,-12) 2N V(0,α)). Under explicit positivity and arithmetic constraints these spaces admit a 2N-dimensional computational subspace with a positive definite Hermitian form. We prove single-qubit density in U(2,1) and approximate arbitrary unitary operators on N-qubit computational subspaces with arbitrarily small leakage. The calculations use explicit inclusions, projections, and Hermitian pairings without requiring F-matrices.
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