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Time flat surfaces and the monotonicity of the spacetime Hawking mass
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    Time flat surfaces and the monotonicity of the spacetime Hawking mass (English)
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    11 March 2015
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    Hawking mass
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    mean curvature flow
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    Penrose inequality
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    black hole
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    quasi-local mass
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