On the problems about the oblique derivative relative to the linear second order elliptic differential equations (Q1824096)

The method of potentials for translating classical boundary value problems for elliptic equations into Fredholm integral equations presents a traditional grave difficulty: every solution of integral equations furnishes a solution of the problem, but we cannot say that every solution of this problem follows necessarily from a solution of integral equations [see, f.i., \textit{C. Miranda}, Partial differential equations of elliptic type (1970; Zbl 0198.141), p. 55-56]. Particular equivalent integral equations are obtained (in classical problems) using, f.i., Giraud's principal fundamental solution. In a previous paper of the author, by an elementary remark, the traditional difficulty is removed [Rend. Mat. Appl., VII. Ser. 6, No.3, 423-433 (1986)]. In this paper, our remark suggests a simple treatment (without singular integrals) of regular oblique derivative elliptic problems in \({\mathbb{R}}^ m\) (and non regular for \(m=2)\).