On the Schwarz problem in the case of matrices with nondiagonal Jordan forms (Q2199047)

The Schwarz problem for Douglis analytic (or \(J\)-analytic) functions is defined by a matrix \(J\) having no real eigenvalues. The problem is to find a \(J\)-analytic vector-valued function in a finite connected plane domain provided that its real part is known on the boundary of this domain which is assumed to be a Lyapunov contour. The author studies the case when the Jordan form of \(J\) contains Jordan \((2\times 2)\)-cells and the Jordan basis of the matrix \(J\) has real vectors divided into two groups. The first group consists of eigenvectors corresponding to a fixed eigenvalue and the vectors of the second group satisfy a certain condition. The existence and uniqueness of a solution to the Schwarz problem in Hölder classes are proved.