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Convex analysis / Differential geometry / Convex geometry / Partial differential equations / Operator theory / Normal / Affine differential geometry / Locally convex topological vector space / Convex function / Beltrami equation / Harmonic function / Differential geometry of surfaces
Date: 2004-02-26 00:40:42
Convex analysis
Differential geometry
Convex geometry
Partial differential equations
Operator theory
Normal
Affine differential geometry
Locally convex topological vector space
Convex function
Beltrami equation
Harmonic function
Differential geometry of surfaces

AFFINE MAXIMAL HYPERSURFACES Xu-Jia Wang Centre for Mathematics and Its Applications The Australian National University

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