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Alexander Logunov
Saint Petersburg Univ and Tel Aviv University
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Alexander_Logunov2

Date(s) : 06/03/2017   iCal
10h00 - 11h00

Let u be a harmonic function on the plane. The Liouville theorem claims that if |u| is bounded on the whole plane, then u is identically constant. At the same moment for any angle on the plane R^2, there exist a harmonic function that is non-constant and is bounded outside the angle. It appears that if u is a harmonic function on a lattice Z^2, and |u| < 1 on 99,99% of Z^2, then u is a constant function. In particular there are no (non-constant) discrete harmonic functions bounded outside a sufficiently small angle. Based on a joint work (in progress) with L. Buhovsky, Eu. Malinnikova and M. Sodin.

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