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On essential norm of the Neumann operator

Dagmar Medková (1992)

Mathematica Bohemica

One of the classical methods of solving the Dirichlet problem and the Neumann problem in 𝐑 m is the method of integral equations. If we wish to use the Fredholm-Radon theory to solve the problem, it is useful to estimate the essential norm of the Neumann operator with respect to a norm on the space of continuous functions on the boundary of the domain investigated, where this norm is equivalent to the maximum norm. It is shown in the paper that under a deformation of the domain investigated by a diffeomorphism,...

Some examples concerning applicability of the Fredholm-Radon method in potential theory

Josef Král, Wolfgang L. Wendland (1986)

Aplikace matematiky

Simple examples of bounded domains D 𝐑 3 are considered for which the presence of peculiar corners and edges in the boundary δ D causes that the double layer potential operator acting on the space 𝒮 ( δ D ) of all continuous functions on δ D can for no value of the parameter α be approximated (in the sub-norm) by means of operators of the form α I + T (where I is the identity operator and T is a compact linear operator) with a deviation less then | α | ; on the other hand, such approximability turns out to be possible for...

Some remarks on the existence of a resolvent

Masanori Kishi (1975)

Annales de l'institut Fourier

Noting that a resolvent is associated with a convolution kernel x satisfying the domination principle if and only if x has the dominated convergence property, we give some remarks on the existence of a resolvent.

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