On the existence of general solution of a first order elliptic systems by fixed-point theorem (Q4378792)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1124752
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    On the existence of general solution of a first order elliptic systems by fixed-point theorem
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1124752

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      On the existence of general solution of a first order elliptic systems by fixed-point theorem (English)
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      13 May 1998
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      integral equations
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      holomorphic function
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      complex analysis
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      The goal of the authors is to investigate a real first order system for \(2n\) real-valued functions, transforming it into a complex normal form \[ {\partial w\over\partial\bar z}=F\Biggl( z,w,{\partial w\over\partial z}\Biggr)\tag{1} \] and using some methods of complex analysis. They essentially use the properties of \(T_D\) and \(\Pi_D\) operators. In such a way the differential equation (1) can be reduced to a system of operator equations (2) that can be solved by fixed-point theorems: \[ w(z)=\phi(z)+T_DF(\cdot,w,h)(z),\qquad h(z)=\phi'(z) +\Pi_DF(\cdot,w,h)(z).\tag{2} \] The final section regards \(W^{1,p}\)-solvability of the Dirichlet boundary value problem for the equation (1).
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