Multiply Harmonic Functions

A lower estimate of harmonic functions

We shall give a lower estimate of harmonic‎ ‎functions of order greater than one in a half space‎, ‎which‎ ‎generalize the result obtained by B‎. ‎Ya‎. ‎Levin in a half plane‎.

Harmonic Analysis of Functions

Sato’s hyperfunctions are known to be represented as the boundary values of harmonic functions as well as those of holomorphic functions. The author obtains a bijective Poisson mapping P : S∗′(Rn) −→ S∗′(S∗Rn) ∩H(S∗Rn) where H(S∗Rn) is a kind of Hardy subspace of B(S∗Rn). Moreover, the author has an isomorphism between Sobolev spaces P : W (R) −→ W s+(n−1)/4(S∗Rn) ∩H(S∗Rn). There are some simil...

Univalent Harmonic Functions

A necessary and sufficient coefficient is given for functions in a class of complexvalued harmonic univalent functions using the Dziok-Srivastava operator. Distortion bounds, extreme points, an integral operator, and a neighborhood of such functions are considered.

Computing with Harmonic Functions

Earlier versions of this software focused on algorithms arising from the material in the book Harmonic Function Theory [ABR] by Sheldon Axler, Paul Bourdon, and Wade Ramey. That book is still the source for many of the algorithms used in the HFT10.m package, but the goal of the package has expanded to include additional symbolic manipulations involving harmonic functions. The HFT10.m package ca...

Certain Convex Harmonic Functions