Almansi-type theorem for polymonogenic functions in ballshell domain
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- Almansi-type theorems for slice-regular functions on Clifford algebras
- Series representation of solutions of polynomial Dirac equations
- Iterated generalized Dirac operators of mixed sides
- Almansi decomposition of polyharmonic functions on annular domains and its applications
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