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Dirichlet problem / Potential theory / Harmonic function / Differential equation / Operator theory / Dirichlet eta function / Mathematical analysis / Mathematics / Fourier analysis
Date: 2010-10-07 11:50:33
Dirichlet problem
Potential theory
Harmonic function
Differential equation
Operator theory
Dirichlet eta function
Mathematical analysis
Mathematics
Fourier analysis

Discretization and Convergence for harmonic maps into trees M. Hesse, M. Rumpf, K.-T. Sturm Abstract The nonlinear Dirichlet problem is considered for maps from a two dimensional domain into trees with one branch point.

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