A mean value theorem for polynomials and harmonic polynomials
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- Finite-harmonic interpolation
- Difference operators, distributions and functional equations
- Functional equations on abelian groups with involution
- Regular simplices, symmetric polynomials and the mean value property
- On certain generalizations of the Levi-Civita and Wilson functional equations
- Finite harmonic interpolation. II
- Triangular mean value theorems and Fréchet's equation
- On two functional equations connected with a mean-value property of polynomials
- Mean values and differential equations
- Mean value theorems for polynomial solutions of linear elliptic equations with constant coefficients in the complex plane
- A Sampling Theorem for Analytic Functions
- A general functional equation and its stability
- Polynomial Invariants and Harmonic Functions Related to Exceptional Regular Polytopes
- Functions Satisfying a Weighted Average Property
- Basic sets of invariants for finite reflection groups
- Using Aichinger's equation to characterize polynomial functions
- Polytopes and the mean value property
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