An integral equation method for a boundary value problem in superconductivity

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The following problem is studied: Let \(D_1, D_2 \subset \mathbb R^2\) be two bounded, simply connected domains with boundaries of class \(C^2\) such that \(\overline D_1\cap \overline D_2=\emptyset \). Let \(\Gamma \subset D_e= \mathbb R^2 \setminus (\overline D_1\cup \overline D_2)\) be an arc of class \(C^3\). Determine functions \(u_e\in C^2(D_e \setminus \Gamma )\cap C(\overline D_e)\) and \(u_i\in C^2 (D_i)\cap C(\overline D_i)\) for \(i=1,2\), such that \(\Delta u_e =0\) in \(D_e\setminus \Gamma \), \(\Delta u_i=0\) in \(D_i\), \(u_e=u_i\) on \(\partial D_i\), \(\mu_i (\partial u_e/\partial n)= \mu_e (\partial u_i/\partial n)\) on \(\partial D_i\), \(u_e=0\) on \(\Gamma \) and \(u_e(x)=A\ln | x| +\widetilde u_e(x)\), where \(\widetilde u_e\) is bounded. The unique solvability of the problem is proved using the boundary integral equations method. The numerical solution of the problem is described using a combined collocation method and quadrature rule approach.











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