Study the dimension–distance tradeoff obtained by selecting stabilizer subgroups and changing sparse presentations.
CSS-preserving physical CNOT image of a rank23-per-sector tilted subgroup of the public [[80,24,8]] source; directed CNOT edges [[0, 14], [15, 48], [19, 2], [25, 56], [33, 78], [40, 1], [43, 66], [50, 23], [70, 35], [79, 41], [5, 39], [19, 60], [54, 44], [29, 66]].
The displayed presentation has maximum check weight 11, maximum qubit degree 8, 46 checks and total incidence 464.
The JSON contains weight-5 logical witnesses. Distance confidence: X: upper_bound, Z: upper_bound.
Recorded workflow configuration: GPT-6 Astra + GPT-6.1 Sol. Official tooling: verify/qldpc_verify.py.
Read codes/80-34-5.json. Allocate zero binary matrices H_X and H_Z with 80 columns. For each row list in checks.X or checks.Z, set the listed zero-based columns to 1, preserving row order. This reconstructs the displayed presentation exactly.
Ordered CNOT pairs (control,target), zero-based: [[0,14],[15,48],[19,2],[25,56],[33,78],[40,1],[43,66],[50,23],[70,35],[79,41],[5,39],[19,60],[54,44],[29,66]].
Public source: 80-24-8, contributed by @FarLab.
Local validation: the official verify/validate_candidate.py passed, including independent-seed distance refutation.