Let G be an n-connected, bounded domain in the plane, with analytic boundary. Let f be a subharmonic function with a least harmonic majorant u on D, let \(\sigma\) denote the singular part of the boundary measure of u, and let P denote the Poisson kernel of G. The author proves that, for every \(x\in \partial G\), \(\limsup_{z\to x}(f(z)/P(z,x))=\sigma (\{x\})\), where the upper limit is taken along the normal to \(\partial G\).
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