Functions Harmonic on a Domain and Continuous on Its Closure #
Many theorems in harmonic analysis assume that a function is harmonic on a domain and is continuous
on its closure. In this file we define a predicate HarmonicContOnCl that expresses this property
and prove basic facts about this predicate.
A predicate saying that a function is harmonic on a set and is continuous on its closure. This is a common assumption in harmonic analysis.
- harmonicOnNhd : HarmonicOnNhd f s
- continuousOn : ContinuousOn f (closure s)
Instances For
Eta-expanded form of InnerProductSpace.HarmonicContOnCl.add
Eta-expanded form of InnerProductSpace.HarmonicContOnCl.add_const
Eta-expanded form of InnerProductSpace.HarmonicContOnCl.const_add
Eta-expanded form of InnerProductSpace.HarmonicContOnCl.neg
Eta-expanded form of InnerProductSpace.HarmonicContOnCl.sub
Eta-expanded form of InnerProductSpace.HarmonicContOnCl.sub_const
Eta-expanded form of InnerProductSpace.HarmonicContOnCl.const_sub
Eta-expanded form of InnerProductSpace.HarmonicContOnCl.const_smul