Quelques inégalités pour les potentiels sur un domaine lipschitzien. (Some inequalities for potentials on a Lipschitz domain) (Q1083587)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3975342
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    Quelques inégalités pour les potentiels sur un domaine lipschitzien. (Some inequalities for potentials on a Lipschitz domain)
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3975342

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      Quelques inégalités pour les potentiels sur un domaine lipschitzien. (Some inequalities for potentials on a Lipschitz domain) (English)
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      Let \(\Omega\) be a domain in \({\mathbb{R}}^ 2\) delimited by the graph \(\Gamma\) of a Lipschitzian function, \(V^ 1(\Omega)\) be the pre- hilbertian space of finite energy functions on \(\Omega\) and \(V^{1/2}(\Gamma)\) is the space of ''Lipschitz-square-integrable functions on \(\Gamma\) ''. It is first proved a Dirichlet type theorem, that is there exists a continuous map \(\gamma\) from \(V^ 1(\Omega)\) onto \(V^{1/2}(\Gamma)\) admitting a continuous harmonic lifting. Using appropriate definitions of normal and tangential derivatives in \(V^ 1(\Omega)\) this leads to a Green formula and moreover to the solution of a Neumann problem. If F(f) is the Cauchy integral of a function f on \(\Gamma\), the singular Cauchy integral of f is defined by \(I(f)=2\gamma F(f)-f\) and continuity properties of this map are then investigated.
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      Lipschitzian domains
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      finite energy functions
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      continuous harmonic lifting
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      Green formula
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      Neumann problem
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      Cauchy integral
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