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Two spatial regions B and R are hyperentangled if the generalized entropy satisfies $S^{{B}\cup{R}}_{gen}$ < $S^R_{gen}$. If in addition all future (or all past) directed inward null shape deformations of B decrease $S^{{B}\cup{R}}_{gen}$, then we show that the causal development of B, with R hel...

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Published in:Physical review. D 2023-03, Vol.107 (6), Article 066002
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