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      Some Applications of Conformal Covariance in Clifford Analysis
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      Some Applications of Conformal Covariance in Clifford Analysis

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      Some Applications of Conformal Covariance in Clifford Analysis

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      Some Applications of Conformal Covariance in Clifford Analysis book

      ByRyan John
      BookClifford Algebras in Analysis and Related Topics

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      Edition 1st Edition
      First Published 1999
      Imprint CRC Press
      Pages 28
      eBook ISBN 9781315139548
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      ABSTRACT

      Building on an earlier work, we show how the conformal group can be applied in both R n and C n to shed new light on results in Clifford analysis. This includes setting up a Bergman kernel over unbounded domains in C n and exhibiting a conformal covariance for harmonic measure. Many of the results arise from the conformal covariance of cells of harmonicity and special real n-dimensional manifolds lying in C n . These manifolds form natural generalizations of domains in R n . We also use conformal covariance to adapt existing results to illustrate the L 2-boundedness of the double-layer potential operator over Lipschitz perturbations of the sphere, to describe a conformal covariance associated to mutually commuting operators over a real Banach algebra, and to set up boundary value problems for a particular inhomogeneous equation with Laplacian as the principal part.

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