Variational $p$-harmonious functions: existence and convergence to $p$-harmonic functions
Evan W. Chandra, Michinori Ishiwata, Rolando Magnanini, Hidemitsu, Wadade

TL;DR
This paper introduces a variational approach to $p$-harmonious functions, establishing existence, uniqueness, and convergence of solutions to the $p$-Laplace equation using a game-theoretic mean value property.
Contribution
It develops a new variational operator $oldsymbol{ ext{μ}}_p^oldsymbol{ ext{ε}}$, proves existence and uniqueness of associated functions, and shows their convergence to the $p$-harmonic solution.
Findings
Existence and uniqueness of variational $p$-harmonious functions with boundary data.
The family of variational solutions converges uniformly to the $p$-harmonic solution.
The operator $oldsymbol{ ext{μ}}_p^ ext{ε}$ has key properties like continuity and monotonicity.
Abstract
In a recent paper, the last three authors showed that a game-theoretic -harmonic function is characterized by an asymptotic mean value property with respect to a kind of mean value defined variationally on balls . In this paper, in a domain , , we consider the operator , acting on continuous functions on , defined by the formula , where and denotes the boundary of . We first derive various properties of such as continuity and monotonicity. Then, we prove the existence and uniqueness of a function satisfying the Dirichlet-type problem: for any given function . This result holds, if we assume…
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