Boundary Conditions in Harmonic Functions

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of harmonic functions and their boundary conditions, including Dirichlet and Robin conditions. It explains the Laplace equation and the mean value property for harmonic functions, as well as the definition of sub-harmonic and super-harmonic functions.

Instructor

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