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Minimal harmonic function
Summary
A minimal harmonic function is a positive harmonic function that has no positive harmonic minorants other than its own constant multiples. Minimal functions play the role of extreme points in the convex cone of positive harmonic functions on a domain. By Martin's theory, every positive harmonic function is an integral of minimal ones. The minimal ones correspond to the points of the minimal Martin boundary.
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| Kind | concept |
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| MSC | 31C35, 31B05 |
| Specializes | Positive harmonic function |
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