We show that every regular domain D in Minkowski space Rn,1 which is not a wedge admits an entire hypersurface whose domain of dependence is D and whose scalar curvature is a prescribed constant (or function, under suitable hypotheses) in (-∞,0). Under rather general assumptions, these hypersurfaces are unique and provide foliations of D. As an application, we show that every maximal globally hyperbolic Cauchy compact flat spacetime admits a foliation by hypersurfaces of constant scalar curvature, generalizing to any dimension previous results of Barbot-B\'eguin-Zeghib (for $n=2$) and Smith (for $n=3$).
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