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McNutt, David Duncan, Aadne, Matthew Terje (2019) I-preserving diffeomorphisms of Lorentzian manifolds. Journal of Mathematical Physics, 60. 32501pp. doi:10.1063/1.5050595

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TitleI-preserving diffeomorphisms of Lorentzian manifolds
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AuthorsMcNutt, David DuncanAuthor
Aadne, Matthew TerjeAuthor
Year2019 (March)Volume60
PublisherAIP Publishing
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