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Potential theory

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Boundary value problems

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Harmonic functions

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Subharmonic functions

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An Essay on the Application of Mathematical Analysis to the Theories of Electricity and Magnetism

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Axial multipole moments

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Balayage

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Bessel potential

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Boggio's formula

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Capacity of a set

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Cylindrical multipole moments

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Dipole

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Dirichlet problem

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Double layer potential

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Ewald summation

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Extremal length

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Focaloid

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Furstenberg boundary

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Harmonic measure

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Kellogg's theorem

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Laplace expansion (potential)

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Lebesgue spine

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Multipole expansion

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Newtonian potential

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Perron method

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Pluripolar set

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Poisson kernel

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Polarization constants

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Potential energy surface

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Quadrature domains

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Riesz potential

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Riesz transform

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Spherical multipole moments

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Subharmonic function

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