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The earliest investigations into quantum inequalities were carried out by Larry Ford and Tom Roman; an early collaborator was Mitch Pfenning, one of Ford's students at Tufts University. Important work was also carried out by Eanna Flanagan.
More recently, Chris Fewster (of the University of York, in the UK) has applied rigorous mathematics to produce a variety of quite general quantum inequalities. Collaborators have included Ford, Roman, Pfenning, Stefan Hollands and Rainer Verch.
Read more about this topic: Quantum Inequalities
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