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A harmonic morphism animation

Posted on 2026/03/19 by wdjoyner

As mentioned, Caroline and I have a book Exploring Graphs with Harmonic Morphisms coming out. We’ve submitted the “final draft” to Birkhauser. (I’m not sure then it will go on sale.) Here is an animation of Example 6 from that book.

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