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In the context of a metric measure Dirichlet space satisfying volume doubling and Poincare inequality, we prove the parabolic Harnack inequality for weak solutions of the heat equation associated with local nonsymmetric bilinear forms. In particular, we show that these weak solutions are locally bounded.
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