On solving the second basic three-element boundary-value Carleman-type problem in classes of bianalytic functions in a disk (Q2471642)

Let \(T\) be a one-connected domain of the complex plane bounded by a simple smooth closed countor \(L\), \(z= 0\in T\). Let us consider the following boundary-value problem. Find all bianalytic functions \(F(z)\) of a class \(A_2(T)\cap H^{(2)}(L)\) satisfying the following boundary conditions on \(L\) \[ \begin{aligned} F[\alpha(t)]&= G_{11}(t) F(t)+ G_{12}\overline{F(t)}+ g_1(t),\\ {\partial F[\alpha(t)]\over\partial n_+}&= G_{21}(t){\partial F(t)\over\partial n_+}+ G_{22} {\overline{\partial F(t)}\over\partial n_+}- it' g_2(t), \end{aligned} \] where \({\partial\over\partial n_+}\) denotes the inner derivative at the boundary \(L\), \(G_{kj}(t)\), \(g_k(t)\) (\(k= 1,2\); \(j= 1,2\)) are given functions on \(L\) of (Hölder) class \(H(L)\), and \(\alpha(t)\) is a direct or reverse shift of the contour \(L\) satisfying the Carleman condition \(\alpha[\alpha(t)]\equiv t\) and such that \(\alpha'(t)\neq 0\), \(\alpha'(t)\in H(L)\). This problem is known as the three-element Carleman-type boundary-value problem in classes of bianalytic functions or, shortly, problem \(GK_{32}\). In this paper problem \(GK_{32}\) is investigated in the case where the contour \(L\) is the unit circle i.e., \(L= \{t:|t|= 1\}\) and \(T= \{z:|z|< 1\}\).