Titlebook: Classical Potential Theory and Its Probabilistic Counterpart; Advanced Problems J. L. Doob Book 1984 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1984 Mar

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On-Rubble Robot Systems for the DDT Project,regions. It is therefore to be expected from XV(7.3) that the upper boundary of . if . is a parabolic measure null set and that parabolic measure on the lower boundary is given by . so that if . is parabolic on . with boundary function . in some suitable sense on the lower boundary and if . is appro

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84882-474-4 there is one, is denoted by .. For example, if Г is a class of superparabolic functions and if Г has a subparabolic minorant then . exists and is parabolic. The proof is a translation of that of Theorem III.2. The corresponding notation in the coparabolic context is . and ..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4020-8924-4abolic if . is parabolic, superparabolic, or sub-parabolic, respectively. The notation will be parallel to that in the classical context, with . omitted when .. Thus .,... need no further identification. In the dual context in which . is coparabolic we write

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Dujuan Wang,Yunqiang Yin,Yaochu Jinare endpoints of continuous [strictly] downward-directed arcs from .. That is, . is [strictly] below . relative to . if and only if there is a continuous function . from [0,1] into . for which .(0) = .,/(1) = ., and ord . is a [strictly] decreasing function. The . [.] . of . is the set . and the . i

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