Abstract
In contrast to an infinite family of explicit examples of two-dimensional -harmonic functions obtained by G.Aronsson in the late 80s, there is very little known about the higher-dimensional case. In this paper, we show how to use isoparametric polynomials to produce diverse examples of -harmonic and biharmonic functions. Remarkably, for some distinguished values of and the ambient dimension this yields first examples of rational and algebraic -harmonic functions. Moreover, we show that there are no -harmonic polynomials of the isoparametric type. This supports a negative answer to a question proposed in 1980 by J. Lewis.
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