I know that this may sound like a silly question but why exactly is harmonicity a local property. Is this reasoning enough: ?
We can for each $z\in G$ find a ball $B(z,r)\subset G$ where $h$ is harmonic. Therefore $h$ is harmonic in $G$.
I know that this may sound like a silly question but why exactly is harmonicity a local property. Is this reasoning enough: ?
We can for each $z\in G$ find a ball $B(z,r)\subset G$ where $h$ is harmonic. Therefore $h$ is harmonic in $G$.
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