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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge 2026 iii Paper 107 1 a Solution by
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The mean value property for harmonic functions says that whenever ,If attains its maximum at an interior point, the average of the nonnegative function over every sufficiently small centred ball is zero. Continuity makes on each such ball, and connectedness propagates this equality throughout the domain. Applying the same argument to proves the Strong maximum principle for harmonic functions.
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