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Harmonic continuation and removable singularities in the axiomatic potential theory

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    Ivan Netuka & Jiří Veselý

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Netuka, I., Veselý, J. Harmonic continuation and removable singularities in the axiomatic potential theory. Math. Ann. 234, 117–123 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01420962

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