ON DIRICHLET PROBLEM WITH SINGULAR INTEGRAL BOUNDARY CONDITION

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Qatar Univ. Si. Bull. (1983), 3: 13-18 ON DIRICHLET PROBLEM WITH SINGULAR INTEGRAL BOUNDARY CONDITION By M. I. MOHAMED Math. Dept., University of Qatar, Doha, Qatar ABSTRACT In this paper a Dirihlet problem, with singular integral ondition, is studied. It is shown that suh problem an be redued to a regular equation whih allows us to onstrut the solution. Let G be a simply onneted bounded region with a simple smooth ontour C. Consider the equation ~u=o where ~ is the Laplae's operator and u is a vetor vetor funtion whih takes values in Banah algebra with involution R. In this paper we are onerned with the regular solution of equation (1) in G whih satisfies, on C, the singular integral ondition: (1) b(t) u (T) a(t) u (t) + -.- f -- dt + f k(t, T) u (T)dT m T-t f(t) (2) where a (t), b(t), k(t, T) and f(t) assume values in R, and eah of them satisfies a Holder ondition. In the ase a(t) = 1, b(t) = 0 and k(t, T) = 0, ondition (2) takes the form: u(t) = f(t) while in the ase a(t) = 0, b(t) ondition (2) takes the form 1 and k(t, T) = 0, (2') 1 ni j u(t) T-t dt = f(t), whih implies that u(t) = _1_ f ni f(t) T-t dt (2") The problem of finding the regular solution of (1) in G presribed by (2') or (2"), on C, is the usual Dirihlet problem for a vetor funtion. The more general problem (1)- (2), mentioned earlier also alled Dirihlet problem when (2) is solvable with respet to u. 13

On Diriblet Problem with Singular Integral Boundary Condition The operator form of ondition (2) is au + bsu + Ku = f where S is a singular operator satisfying the onditions: 1)S 2 = I, 2) V v E R the operator Sv - vs is regular [ 1 J Lemma: If S is the singular operator mentioned above, then Vv,wER, we have (i) Svw = vsw + Nw (3) (ii) SvSw = vw + Ow where N and Q are regular operators. Proof: (i) Sine Svw Svw + vsw - vsw = vsw + (Sv - vs)w then from 2), it follows Svw = vsw + Nw. (ii) Sine SvSw = SvSw + vw - then it follows from 1) SvSw = vw + SvSw - SZVW = vw + S(vS - Sv)w vw, Sine S in singular and vs - Sv is regular, then S(vS - Sv) is regular and thus we have SvSw = vw + Qw. Theorem: Problem (1)-(2) an be redued to the regular equation q (,) + L.J = h whih is ompletely defined in the spae R 2 Proof: Every regular solution of (1) takes the form u = ~ (z) + ~ (z) (4) where.;> (z) is an arbitrary vetor funtion in G and 4> (z) is its involution. Thus, ul = ot (t) +!P (t) Substituting from (5) in (3) we find a( Cl) + ~) + bs( 4> + 4i) + K( 1 +(j) = f (6) The unique integral representation on LN. Vekua,[2],for the funtion f>(z) takes the form!d (z) = J TT8 (T) T- z (7) 14

M. I. MOHAMED where 8 (T) = 8 (T) and satisfies Holder ondition, k 1 = k 1 (onstant). From (7), we obtain [ 2].I (t) =nit' t8 (t) + J T' To (T) dt+ ikt T- t (8) hene (t) = - nit't&(t) + f T' To (T) T- t df- ikt (9) dt Sine - T-t dt + din ( T - t ), (2], equation (9) takes the form T-t - T-t - T'To (T) & (t) = nit't 8(t) + f dt + f h 1 (t, T).(T)dT- ik 1 T- t (10) where the regular kernel h 1 (t, T) is given by:, - d ( T-t.) h 1 ( t, T) = T T dt In T-t. Equations (8) and (10), an be written respetively in the form (t) = nit't 8 (t) + ni~t f 8 (T) dt + f T'T-t't B (T)dT + ik (11) ru T-t T-t 1 f 8 (T) dt + f T'T-t't B (T)dT (t) = nit'tb(t) + nit_i ru T-t T-t + [ h 1 ( t. T) 8 (T)dT - ik 1 (12) Substituting from (11) and (12) in (5) we have u \ = o(t) 6(t) + $~t) JS(T) dt + f M(t,T) 8(T)dT ru T-t (13) where o(t) = ni (~t - t'l) 1 13 (t) = ni (t't + t't), and T'T rt T'T-t't M(t T) = --- + ' T-t T-t + ht(t,t). (14) 15

On Dirihlet Problem with Singular Integral Boundary Condition The operator form of (13) is given by u =ex: 8 +as 8 + M8 (15) Consequently from (15) and (16), we obtain: a( ex: 8 + ~S 8.+ M8) + bs(x: 8 + P.>S8+ M8) + K(x: 8 + ~S 8 + M8) = f (16) ax:8 +a,;ss +bsx:o +bs.~s6 +T 0 8 =f (17) where T 0 is a regular operator To6= K(x:& + BS8 + MS) + ams + bsms using the lemma, the following equation is obtained from (17) a~ +abss +bx:s6 +bf>s +bp 1 6 +bp 1 6 +b0 1 6 +T 0 6 =f (18) where P 1 and 01 are regular and ompletely defined by the following: Sx:S = x:s 8 + P 1 8, Sf3SS=B8 +01S Let, m = ax: + bb, n = a {3 + bx:, (19) and the regular operator Y Y = bp 1 + bq 1 + T 0 we obtaine from (18) m 6 + ns 6 + Y6 = f and therefore, problem (1)-(2) an be redued to the singular operator equation (21) whih is reshaped in a regular form as follows [3 J : From (21) (20) (21) Sm6 + SnSS+ SY 6 =Sf sine S 2 = I, we obtain from (22) (22) SmSS 5 + SnS 6 + SYSSS =Sf (23) let 6 = " 1 and SS = ((1 2, onsequently from (21) and (23) the following system of equations is produed mt.p 1 +nlp 2 +Y~ 1 =f ) SmS lf 2 + SnS l.f 1 + SYS 1. 2 = Sf (24) Using the lemma, the above system takes the form nlfl + nlf2 + Ylf 1 = f ) n l.f 1 + m l.f 2 + N 1 (f 1 + N 2 ({I 2 + SYS Cf 2 = Sf (25) 16

M. I. MOHAMED where N 1 and N 2 are regular operators, whih are ompletely defined by the following SnS lf 1 = n Cf1 + N1 q ~> SmSqz = m.r2 + N2(/2 Define, q = ( l ~ ~ L= (:, N,: SYS) (26) (27) (28) h = (f,sf) w = ( q>, Cf'l!,} ' (29) (30) The system (25), takes the form qw+lw=h whih is regular and ompletely defined in the spae R', the proof is omplete. If q possess a bounded inverse q- 1 equation (31) has W+~W=~ p~ whih is a regular equation with regular operator L 0 = q-' L in the spae R' and therefore, if 6 is the solution of equation (21), then (!..f 1, 4 2T = ( 6, S8) is the soluton of equation (32) and onversely if W = ( lf ~> (f 2 ) is the solution (32) then, f> = 'f I + S 'f2 2 (1)- t2). (31) is the solution (21) whih allows us to onstrut the solution of the problem REFERENCES [1J Khalilov, Z.I. 1949. "Linear equations in linear normed rings" BAKU. (In Russian). [2.] Muskhelishvily N.I. 1968. "Singular integral equation" Mauka, Mosow. (In Russian). [3.] Habib-Zada, A.Sh. 1968. "On the regulator, for some lasses of singular operators" Oth. Zap. AGO No. 5. 17

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