SIAM Journal on Applied Mathematics · 1972 · 32 citations · 3 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsComputational PhysicsDifferential EquationsFluid DynamicsBoundary-value ProblemsEigenvalue ProblemsIntegral EquationsNumerical AnalysisNumerical Methods For Differential EquationsSpectral AnalysisBoundary Integral EquationsBoundary ProblemBoundary Value Eigenvalue ProblemsBoundary Value Problem SolversEigenvalue Boundary-value ProblemsEigenvalue ComputationEigenvalue Problems For Integral EquationsMixed Boundary Value Problems
Using Green’s third formula one can reduce the mixed boundary value problem for Laplace’s equation in two dimensions to a pair of coupled integral equations. This pair of integral equations can be solved numerically, and in many cases of interest this is an efficient way to solve the boundary value problem. Here we investigate the spectrum for the associated eigenvalue problem. It follows from our results that it is always feasible to solve numerically the boundary value problem by the above method.
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The logarithmic potential operator
John L. Troutman, R. H. McDowell · Illinois Journal of Mathematics · 1967 · 15 citations · Full text