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Certain Caseofthe Riemann–Hilbert Boundary Value Problem with Peculiarities of Coefficients

We consider the Riemann – Hilbert boundary value problem for a case where the coefficients have countable set of discontinuity points of the first kind such that the series of jumps of argument of the coefficient function is divergent, but the index of the Hilbert problem is finite. We derive the formulae for general solution of the problem and investigate the picture of solvability.

The Solution of the Homogeneous Riemann Boundary Value Problem with a Countable Set of Points of Discontinuity of the First Kind its Coefficient

We consider the Riemann homogeneous boundary value problem with a countable set of points of discontinuity of the first kind in the case, when it is required to find two functions, analytic, respectively, in the upper and lower half-plane, for a given linear boundary condition on the real axis, connecting the boundary values of the unknown functions.

Modification of new approach to solution of the Hilbert boundary value problem for analytic function in multi-connected circular domain

The author offers a new approach to the Riemann–Hilbert boundary value problem in multiconnected domain. The approach bases on certain construction of solution of corresponding homogeneous problem including determination of analytic function by known boundary values of its argument circular domain. 

To a Solution of the Inhomogeneous Riemann–Hilbert Boundary Value Problem for Analytic Function in Multiconnected Circular Domain in a Special Case

The author offers a new approach to solution of the Riemann–Hilbert boundary value problem for analytic function in multiconnected

circular domain. This approach is based on construction of solution of corresponding homogeneous problem, when analytic in domain

function is being defined by known boundary values of its argument. The author considers a special case of a problem when the

index of a problem is more than zero and on unit of less order of connectivity of domain. Resolvability of a problem depends on