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Asher Peres (;
January 30 1934 -
January 1,
2005) was an
Israeli physicist, considered a pioneer in
quantum information theory. According to his autobiography, he was born in
Beaulieu-sur-Dordogne in
France, where his father, a Polish electrical engineer, had found work laying down power lines. Peres was given the name
Aristide at birth, since the name his parents wanted to choose,
Asher, the name of his maternal grandfather, wasn't on a list of permissible names. When Peres went to live in Israel, he changed his first name to
Asher and his family name from
Pressman to
Peres.
Peres obtained his
Ph. D. in
1959 at
Technion – Israel Institute of Technology under
Nathan Rosen. Peres spent most of his academic career at Technion, where in 1988 he was appointed distinguished professor of physics.
Peres is well-known for his work relating
quantum mechanics and
information theory, an approach which is extensively used in his textbook referenced below. Among other things, he helped to develop the
Peres-Horodecki criterion for
quantum entanglement as well as the concept of
quantum teleportation.
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