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Potential theory of random walks on Abelian groups

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    Sidney C. Port & Charles J. Stone

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The preparation of this paper was sponsored in part by NSF Grant GP-8049.

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Port, S.C., Stone, C.J. Potential theory of random walks on Abelian groups. Acta Math. 122, 19–114 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02392007

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