A discrete analogue of the harmonic morphism and green kernel comparison theorems
By Hajime Urakawa. Glasgow Mathematical Journal, 2000
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Subfields: Applied Mathematics, Computational Theory and Mathematics, Mathematical Physics
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- Lucia Caporaso
- Matthew Baker
- Sergey Norin
- Omid Amini
- Melody Chan
- David Jensen
- Sam Payne
- Joseph Rabinoff
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- Sergey Norin
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Citations in the corpus
- Lifting harmonic morphisms I: metrized complexes and Berkovich skeleta (2013, unknown): “Harmonic morphisms of finite graphs were introduced by Urakawa in [45] and further explored in [8].”
- Harmonic morphisms and hyperelliptic graphs (2007, methodology): “injective if and only if Gis (k+1)-edge-connected. 2. Harmonic morphisms 2.1. Definition and basic properties of harmonic morphisms. Harmonic morphisms between simple graphs were defined and studied in [Ura00]. Here, we reproduce some definitions from [Ura00], but with several variations due to the fac”
- Gonality of algebraic curves and graphs (2012, methodology): “ry of admissible coverings developed by J. Harris and D. Mumford in [HM82], and generalizes the combinatorial definition of harmonic morphisms given by M. Baker, S. Norine and H. Urakawa in [BN09] and [U00] for weightless graphs; this is why we use the word “harmonic”. Harmonic indexed morphisms have”