Titlebook: Classical Potential Theory; David H. Armitage,Stephen J. Gardiner Book 2001 Springer-Verlag London 2001 Analysis.Complex Analysis.Harmonic

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Book 2001treatment of classical potential theory: it covers harmonic and subharmonic functions, maximum principles, polynomial expansions, Green functions, potentials and capacity, the Dirichlet problem and boundary integral representations. The first six chapters deal concretely with the basic theory, and i

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Translators and Publishers: Friends or Foes?ndamental examples as . and .. Also, semicontinuity (rather th an continuity) is the appropriate condition for certain key results (for example, Theorems 3.1.4 and 3.3.1) to hold. The reason for the name “subharmonic” will become apparent in Section 3.2.

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1439-7382 From its origins in Newtonian physics, potential theory has developed into a major field of mathematical research. This book provides a comprehensive treatment of classical potential theory: it covers harmonic and subharmonic functions, maximum principles, polynomial expansions, Green functions, pot

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Artifacts: The Early Plays Reconsidered,the solution if it exists. For example, if Ω is either a ball or a half-space and . ∈ .(δ.Ω), then the solution of the Dirichlet problem certainly exists and is given by the Poisson integral of .. This follows immediately from Theorems 1.3.3 and 1.7.5. On the other hand, there are quite simple examples in which there is no such solution.

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The Dirichlet Problem,the solution if it exists. For example, if Ω is either a ball or a half-space and . ∈ .(δ.Ω), then the solution of the Dirichlet problem certainly exists and is given by the Poisson integral of .. This follows immediately from Theorems 1.3.3 and 1.7.5. On the other hand, there are quite simple examples in which there is no such solution.

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Teresa Seruya,José Miranda Justomation. These results will be applied firstly to establish the existence of harmonic functions with prescribed singular parts at a sequence of isolated singularities, and secondly to construct harmonic functions on ? . with unexpected properties.

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Harmonic Polynomials,mation. These results will be applied firstly to establish the existence of harmonic functions with prescribed singular parts at a sequence of isolated singularities, and secondly to construct harmonic functions on ? . with unexpected properties.

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