On the integral representation of finely superharmonic functions
Abderrahim Aslimani, El Ghazi Imad, El Kadiri Mohamed
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Abderrahim Aslimani, El Ghazi Imad, El Kadiri Mohamed
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In the present paper we study the integral representation of nonnegative finely superharmonic functions in a fine domain subset $U$ of a Brelot $\mathcal{P}$-harmonic space $\Omega$ with countable base of open subsets and satisfying the axiom $D$. When $\Omega$ satisfies the hypothesis of uniqueness, we define the Martin boundary of $U$ and the Martin kernel $K$ and we obtain the integral representation of invariant functions by using the kernel $K$. As an application of the integral representation we extend to the cone $\mathcal{S(U)}$ of nonnegative finely superharmonic functions in $U$ a partition theorem of Brelot. We also establish an approximation result of invariant functions by finely harmonic functions in the case where the minimal invariant functions are finely harmonic.
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In the present paper we study the integral representation of nonnegative finely superharmonic functions in a fine domain subset $U$ of a Brelot $\mathcal{P}$-harmonic space $\Omega$ with countable base of open subsets and satisfying the axiom $D$. When $\Omega$ satisfies the hypothesis of uniqueness, we define the Martin boundary of $U$ and the Martin kernel $K$ and we obtain the integral representation of invariant functions by using the kernel $K$. As an application of the integral representation we extend to the cone $\mathcal{S(U)}$ of nonnegative finely superharmonic functions in $U$ a partition theorem of Brelot. We also establish an approximation result of invariant functions by finely harmonic functions in the case where the minimal invariant functions are finely harmonic.
Key concepts: Subharmonic function, Mathematics, Harmonic function, Omega, Invariant (physics), Mathematical analysis, Pure mathematics, Uniqueness