Potential-theoretic study of functions on an infinite network
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From the abstract: In the context of an infinite network, the Dirichlet problem with respect to an arbitrary subset of vertices is solved. Using this solutions, some of the important potential-theoretic concepts like balayage, domination principle and Poisson kernel are investigated.
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