An initial-boundary value problem for the pseudo-hyperbolic equation of gravity-gyroscopic waves
This paper deals with a vibration problem for several double sided plates in a stratified and rotational fluid. The exitation of nonsteady internal waves by vibrations of several bodies is under consideration. From the mathematical point of view one obtains a pseudo-hyperbolic boundary value problem in a multiply connected domain with the mixed Dirichlet-Neumann boundary conditions. The method of dynamic potentials gives possibility to reduce the problem to integral equations on the boundary of a region. An explicit solution of the integral equation is constructed in two steps. First of all it is obtained with an accuracy up to an unknown function of time. This function is obtained as solution of linear algebraic systems.
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