An integral formula for the derivatives of solutions of certain elliptic systems (Q3979458)

The author shows that the derivatives \(f_ z\)\ of a solution \(f\) of a \ \((\nu,\mu)\)-system \[ f_{\overline z}=\nu f_ z+\mu \overline{f_ z} \;a.e. \;in\;G \] satisfy an integral formula, analogous to the usual Cauchy integral formula for the derivative of an analytic function. In the equation above, \ \(\nu , \mu \in L^{\infty}(G)\)\ \ and\ \(\|\nu+\mu\|_{L^{\infty}(G)}<1\). This formula has the form \[ f_ z(z_ 0)=\Re { {-1}\over {2\pi i}} \oint f(z)d[c_ 1(z-z_ 0)^{-1}]_{(\nu ,\overline{\mu })}+i \Im { {-1}\over {2\pi i}} \oint f(z)d[c_ 2(z-z_ 0)^{-1}]_{(\nu ,- \overline{\mu})}. \] In this formula, \([c(z-z_ 0)^{n}]_{(\nu ,\mu)}\)\ denotes a solution to the \((\nu,\mu)\)-system in \((\mathbb{C})\backslash z_ 0\) with prescribed asymptotic expansion around\ \(z_ 0\)\ starting with order n. The constants \(c_ 1,c_ 2\)\ are prescribed. References include seven items.