Prolongation of the integral of Cauchy type on the curve of integration and the problem of its representation (Q4943261)

Author summary: In the complex analysis the singular integral of Canchy-type at the point of the curve of integration can be presented as a sum of the logarithmic part and of the rest \(F\). As a rule the logarithmic part is defined in the Cauchy-sense of ``value principal'' (v.p.) and \(F\) is defined as a common integral. In this paper we define \(F\) also in the sense of v.p. For this definition the sufficient conditions of the continuous prolongation of \(F\) at the point of the curve of integration and on the whole curve are found. As consequences the Sokhotski formulas are conserved. The generalisation of the continuous prolongation on two complex variables is also possible. Using the properties of this continuous prolongation we show that with respect to the supnorm, the space of the integrals of Cauchy type with the uniformly bounded length of the curves in a complete space, if we limit us by the parametric curves of integration with the bounded second derivative.