Abstract
A monotonicity property and a refined estimate of Harnack inequality are derived for positive solutions of the Weinstein equation.
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Monotonicity of Harnack Inequality for Positive Invariant Harmonic Functions
Received13 Feb 2007
Revised16 Jun 2007
Accepted17 Oct 2007
Published03 Feb 2008
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