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Lectures on Potential Theory

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Lectures on Potential Theory
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Publisher: Tata Institute of Fundamental Research
Number of pages: 158

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In the following we shall develop some results of the axiomatic approaches to potential theory principally some convergence theorems; they may be used as fundamental tools and applied to classical case as we shall indicate sometimes. We do not presuppose anything of even classical theory.

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