scientific article; zbMATH DE number 165529
Let be given a piecewise smooth contour \(L\) in the finite complex plane and a finite set \(\Lambda\) of irregular points on \(L\). The problem under consideration is the following Riemann problem for a vector function \(\Phi\): Determine a holomorphic vector function in \(\mathbb{C}\backslash L\) vanishing at infinity and satisfying the well-known condition \[ \Phi^ +(t)=G(t)\Phi^ -(t)+g(t),\;t\in L\backslash\Lambda. \] Moreover, it is assumed, that \(\Phi^ +\) and \(\Phi^ -\) possess Hölder continuous continuations to \(L\backslash\Lambda\). The present paper deals with the special case that \(G(t)\) is a permutation matrix from \(S_ n\) on every connected component \(L_ j\) of \(L\backslash\Lambda\). An important step in the consideration is the possibility to reduce the above problem to two Riemann problems of lower dimension. Such a reduction is known for \(G(t)\) from \(S_ 3\) and \(S_ 4\) and impossible for \(G(t)\) from \(S_ 5\). In this connection Kruglov has formulated a conjecture that such a reduction can be accomplished only for \(G(t)\) belonging to a solvable permutation group. But this conjecture is not true as a given example shows.
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