Now Im dete(Im + i Hess f) = Tr Hess f + higher order terms. Thus, when the second derivatives of f are small, equation (17) reduces approximately to Tr Hess f = 0. But Tr Hess f = I': + . . . -- *: = Af, where A is the Laplacian on R”.
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