Hermitean Cauchy Integral Decomposition of Continuous Functions on Hypersurfaces

We consider Hölder continuous circulant (2×2) matrix functions G21 defined on the Ahlfors-David regular boundary Γ of a domain Ω in â„Â2n. The main goal is to study under which conditions such a function G21 can be decomposed as G21=G21+-G21-, where the components G21± are extendabl...

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Main Authors: Frank Sommen, Dixan Peña Peña, Hennie De Schepper, Bram De Knock, Fred Brackx, Juan Bory Reyes, Ricardo Abreu Blaya
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: SpringerOpen 2008-12-01
Series:Boundary Value Problems
Online Access:http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2008/425256
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spelling doaj-3f3f089a3c494c8b8e572bbfec3d0fc02020-11-25T01:08:06ZengSpringerOpenBoundary Value Problems1687-27621687-27702008-12-01200810.1155/2008/425256Hermitean Cauchy Integral Decomposition of Continuous Functions on HypersurfacesFrank SommenDixan Peña PeñaHennie De SchepperBram De KnockFred BrackxJuan Bory ReyesRicardo Abreu BlayaWe consider Hölder continuous circulant (2×2) matrix functions G21 defined on the Ahlfors-David regular boundary Γ of a domain Ω in â„Â2n. The main goal is to study under which conditions such a function G21 can be decomposed as G21=G21+-G21-, where the components G21± are extendable to two-sided H-monogenic functions in the interior and the exterior of Ω, respectively. H-monogenicity is a concept from the framework of Hermitean Clifford analysis, a higher dimensional function theory centered around the simultaneous null solutions of two first-order vector-valued differential operators, called Hermitean Dirac operators. H-monogenic functions then are the null solutions of a (2×2) matrix Dirac operator, having these Hermitean Dirac operators as its entries; such functions have been crucial for the development of function theoretic results in the Hermitean Clifford context.http://dx.doi.org/10.1155/2008/425256
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author Frank Sommen
Dixan Peña Peña
Hennie De Schepper
Bram De Knock
Fred Brackx
Juan Bory Reyes
Ricardo Abreu Blaya
spellingShingle Frank Sommen
Dixan Peña Peña
Hennie De Schepper
Bram De Knock
Fred Brackx
Juan Bory Reyes
Ricardo Abreu Blaya
Hermitean Cauchy Integral Decomposition of Continuous Functions on Hypersurfaces
Boundary Value Problems
author_facet Frank Sommen
Dixan Peña Peña
Hennie De Schepper
Bram De Knock
Fred Brackx
Juan Bory Reyes
Ricardo Abreu Blaya
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title Hermitean Cauchy Integral Decomposition of Continuous Functions on Hypersurfaces
title_short Hermitean Cauchy Integral Decomposition of Continuous Functions on Hypersurfaces
title_full Hermitean Cauchy Integral Decomposition of Continuous Functions on Hypersurfaces
title_fullStr Hermitean Cauchy Integral Decomposition of Continuous Functions on Hypersurfaces
title_full_unstemmed Hermitean Cauchy Integral Decomposition of Continuous Functions on Hypersurfaces
title_sort hermitean cauchy integral decomposition of continuous functions on hypersurfaces
publisher SpringerOpen
series Boundary Value Problems
issn 1687-2762
1687-2770
publishDate 2008-12-01
description We consider Hölder continuous circulant (2×2) matrix functions G21 defined on the Ahlfors-David regular boundary Γ of a domain Ω in â„Â2n. The main goal is to study under which conditions such a function G21 can be decomposed as G21=G21+-G21-, where the components G21± are extendable to two-sided H-monogenic functions in the interior and the exterior of Ω, respectively. H-monogenicity is a concept from the framework of Hermitean Clifford analysis, a higher dimensional function theory centered around the simultaneous null solutions of two first-order vector-valued differential operators, called Hermitean Dirac operators. H-monogenic functions then are the null solutions of a (2×2) matrix Dirac operator, having these Hermitean Dirac operators as its entries; such functions have been crucial for the development of function theoretic results in the Hermitean Clifford context.
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