
doi: 10.1137/0120005
The following theorem, called Liouville's theorem, is well known. THEOREM 1. Any harmonic function bounded either above or below in all of n-space is constant. The reader is referred to the excellent book by Protter and Weinberger [1] for the proof of the above theorem. It is the purpose of this note to prove an analogous theorem for biharmonic functions and study some applications. Now u is biharmonic in an open set D of the n-dimensional space En if it obeys
Biharmonic and polyharmonic equations and functions in higher dimensions, Boundary behavior of harmonic functions in higher dimensions
Biharmonic and polyharmonic equations and functions in higher dimensions, Boundary behavior of harmonic functions in higher dimensions
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