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The classical Quantum Error Correction (QEC) framework inherently limits logical scale up due to the macroscopic physical qubit overhead strictly required by surface codes [2] and qLDPC architectures [3]. We deductively elevate this limitation by profoundly embedding the subordinate error-correction loop into the 8-Dimensional Seonggil Matrix Space. By reinterpreting quantum decoherence not as random noise, but as a non-commutative kinetic cascade, the Topological Fractal Brake algebraically halts error propagation. This reduces logical overhead requirements to an unprecedented logarithmic scale, rigorously guaranteeingdeep-circuit coherence far beyond standard classical threshold bounds.
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