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Generalized Harmonic Measures: Synchronized Approximation and Positive Harmonic Representation

Duchao Liu·Yunjie Wang
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We study synchronized boundary and kernel approximation for compatible harmonic measure systems. Joint limits of inner-boundary measures and kernels give a representation on a boundary retaining both position and kernel information. Finite decomposition gives concentration on minimal kernels, and kernel concentration gives uniqueness of the function projection. Boundary concentration along one common subsequence realizes this representation on a prescribed compact refinement. A gluing map then gives a unique representing measure on the minimal boundary. A neighborhood nonvanishing condition gives synchronized selection along the full sequence. Classical harmonic functions, a disk with a split boundary point, and finite weighted metric graphs illustrate the distinction between these conclusions.

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Duchao Liu, Yunjie Wang. 2026-09-25. Generalized Harmonic Measures: Synchronized Approximation and Positive Harmonic Representation. https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.31279

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