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A potential function satisfying Laplace's equation in a region can have a maximum
Answer: D
The mean value property of a harmonic function makes the potential at any interior point the average over a small sphere about it, so no interior point can exceed all its neighbours. This is why a charge cannot be held in stable electrostatic equilibrium by fixed charges alone, which is Earnshaw's theorem.
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