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W.K.Hayman [1] proposed recently a problem concerning the inner conditions of uniqueness for functions u(x 1,x 2, ..., x p ) polyharmonic in simply connected regions (G) of the space R p. In the present communication the answer to the Hayman problem is given in the case p = 2, G = R 2. Our reasoning is essentially based on the connection between polyharmonic functions of two real variables and polyanalytic functions of one complex variable [4]. The existence of a similar relationship between polyharmonic functions of p variables, p > 2, and “polyanalytic” functions defined on Clifford algebras makes, to some extent, plausible the suggestion that a similar approach (with the use of some facts from Clifford Analysis) may turn out to be successful in the case of polyharmonic functions of p variables, p > 2.

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Balk, M.B., Mazalov, M.Y. (1998). On the Hayman Uniqueness Problem for Polyharmonic Functions. In: Dietrich, V., Habetha, K., Jank, G. (eds) Clifford Algebras and Their Application in Mathematical Physics. Fundamental Theories of Physics, vol 94. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-5036-1_2

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