A Fatou theorem for -harmonic functions in Lipschitz domains
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An \(\alpha\)-harmonic function, \(\alpha\in (0,2)\), is one which is harmonic with respect to a symmetric stable process of index \(\alpha\), or equivalently, with respect to the operator \(-(-\Delta)^{\alpha/2}\). It is proved that if an \(\alpha\)-harmonic function \(u\) in a bounded Lipschitz domain \(D\) has a boundary function that is \(L^p\)-Hölder continuous of order \(\beta\) with \(\beta p> 1\), then \(u\) converges nontangentially at almost every point of \(\partial D\).
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