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Polar Sets and Their Applicationsch point of the set in the neighborhood. An . set is a set whose compact subsets are polar. It will be shown in Section VI.2 that an analytic inner polar set is polar. If a set is (inner) polar its Kelvin transforms are also.

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Classical Energy and Capacityductor, if . is a connected conducting body in ?., the charge on . distributes itself in such a way that the net effect is that of an all-positive or all-negative charge, and the distribution on . is in equilibrium in the sense that the restriction to . of the potential of the charge distribution in ?. is a constant function.

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Subparabolic, Superparabolic, and Parabolic Functions on a SlabXV. 7 for smooth regions. It is therefore to be expected from XV (7.3) that the upper boundary of ? if δ<+∞ is a parabolic measure null set and that parabolic measure on the lower boundary is given by. so that if u? is parabolic on ? with boundary function . in some suitable sense on the lower boundary and if u? is appropriately restricted, then

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Parabolic Potential Theory (Continued)if there is one, is denoted by ?M.Γ [?M.Γ]. For example, if Γ is a class of superparabolic functions and if Γ has a subparabolic minorant then ?M.Γ exists and is parabolic. The proof is a translation of that of Theorem III.2. The corresponding notation in the coparabolic context is . and..

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The Parabolic Dirichlet Problem, Sweeping, and Exceptional Sets if v? is parabolic, superparabolic, or subparabolic, respectively. The notation will be parallel to that in the classical context, with ? omitted when ? ≡ 1. Thus.,.,.,. … need no further identification. In the dual context in which ? is coparabolic we write.,.,.,., …

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