11-16 December 2023
St. Petersburg University, MCS faculty
Europe/Moscow timezone

On Dirichlet problem for bianalytic functions and for solutions of general second-order non-strongly elliptic systems with constant coefficients

15 Dec 2023, 11:20
50m
St. Petersburg University, MCS faculty

St. Petersburg University, MCS faculty

Russia, 199178, St. Petersburg, 14 line V.O., 29B, https://math-cs.spbu.ru/en/ Rooms 201, 217b ZOOM streaming at: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/675315555?pwd=aEVYbHZWL2F0aE9PUXVYUjB4a21ydz09

Speaker

Konstantin Fedorovskiy (Moscow state university)

Description

In the talk we plan to discuss Dirichlet problem for non-strongly elliptic second-order PDE with constant complex coefficients in bounded simply connected domains in the complex plane. Starting with the most known case of bianalytic functions (that corresponds to the Bitsadze equation), we will proceed to discuss the case of solutions to general non-strongly elliptic second order PDEs with constant complex coefficients and, moreover, solutions to general non-strongly elliptic systems of second-order PDEs with constant coefficients. We will show that any Jordan domain in the complex plane with sufficiently regular (smooth) boundary is not regular with respect to the Dirichlet problem for any non-strongly elliptic system under consideration, which means that there always exists a continuous complex-valued function on the boundary of the domain under consideration that can not be continuously extended to this domain to a function satisfying the corresponding system therein. Since there exists a Jordan domain with Lipschitz boundary, which is regular with respect to the Dirichlet problem for bianalytic functions, the result obtained is near to be sharp. The discovered phenomena that domains with sufficiently smooth boundaries are not regular with respect to the Dirichlet problem for systems under consideration, while domains having worse boundaries may be regular is rather unexpected and essentially new.

Primary author

Konstantin Fedorovskiy (Moscow state university)

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