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Asymptotic properties of harmonic measures on homogeneous trees

Konrad Kolesko (2010)

Colloquium Mathematicae

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Let Aff(𝕋) be the group of isometries of a homogeneous tree 𝕋 fixing an end of its boundary. Given a probability measure on Aff(𝕋) we consider an associated random process on the tree. It is known that under suitable hypothesis this random process converges to the boundary of the tree defining a harmonic measure there. In this paper we study the asymptotic behaviour of this measure.

Unbounded harmonic functions on homogeneous manifolds of negative curvature

Richard Penney, Roman Urban (2002)

Colloquium Mathematicae

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We study unbounded harmonic functions for a second order differential operator on a homogeneous manifold of negative curvature which is a semidirect product of a nilpotent Lie group N and A = ℝ⁺. We prove that if F is harmonic and satisfies some growth condition then F has an asymptotic expansion as a → 0 with coefficients from 𝓓'(N). Then we single out a set of at most two of these coefficients which determine F. Then using asymptotic expansions we are able to prove...

A remark on gradients of harmonic functions.

Wen Sheng Wang (1995)

Revista Matemática Iberoamericana

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In any C domain, there is nonzero harmonic function C continuous up to the boundary such that the function and its gradient on the boundary vanish on a set of positive measure.

Harmonic functions on classical rank one balls

Philippe Jaming (2001)

Bollettino dell'Unione Matematica Italiana

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In questo articolo studieremo le relazioni fra le funzioni armoniche nella palla iperbolica (sia essa reale, complessa o quaternionica), le funzione armoniche euclidee in questa palla, e le funzione pluriarmoniche sotto certe condizioni di crescita. In particolare, estenderemo al caso quaternionico risultati anteriori dell'autore (nel caso reale), e di A. Bonami, J. Bruna e S. Grellier (nel caso complesso).