Cauchy–Hadamard integral with applications
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Abstract
The Cauchy type integral over curve \(\Gamma \) is traditional tool for solving of boundary-value problems of complex analysis. But it can diverge if length of the curve is infinite. We use Hadamard’s concept of finite part of integral for investigation of that situation.
Keywords
Boundary-value problems Riemann problem Jump problem Cauchy–Hadamard integralMathematics Subject Classification
30E25Notes
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