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  3. **Charles Bennett (1993)**
     * Worked on reversible computing and discovered quantum teleportation.
+   
+    * The formula to describe **Charles Bennett's (1993)** work based on the provided information can be expressed as follows:
+
+1. **Reversible Computing**:  
+   - Based on the concept of **reversible computation**, where operations can be undone without information loss, reducing energy dissipation (aligned with the second law of thermodynamics).  
+
+   Simplified formula for energy and information conservation:  
+   \[
+   \Delta S = 0 \quad \text{(Entropy remains constant for reversible systems)}
+   \]
+
+2. **Quantum Teleportation**:  
+   - Describes the transfer of quantum states between particles via quantum entanglement, without physically transferring the particle itself.  
+
+   Generic formula for quantum teleportation:  
+   \[
+   |\psi\rangle_C = |\phi\rangle_A \otimes |\beta_{00}\rangle_{BC}
+   \]
+   Where:  
+   - \(|\psi\rangle_C\) is the reconstructed state at the destination (C).  
+   - \(|\phi\rangle_A\) is the initial quantum state (A).  
+   - \(|\beta_{00}\rangle_{BC}\) represents the entangled particle pair (B and C).