Gauss' law of the arithmetic mean
Gauss' law of the arithmetic mean
[′gau̇s ‚lȯ əvthə ‚a·rith¦med·ik ′mēn] (mathematics)
The law that a harmonic function can attain its maximum value only on the boundary of its domain of definition, unless it is a constant.
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