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Harmonic Functions: Properties and Mollification
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This lecture covers the properties of harmonic functions, including the concept of mollification. It discusses the E-mollification of functions, their properties, and the process of mollification. The instructor explains the theorem related to harmonic functions and demonstrates the proof through various examples.
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