We transform the singular integral equations with solutions simultaneously having singularities of higher order at infinite point and at several finite points on the real axis into ones along a closed contour with solutions having singularities of higher order, and for the former obtain the extended Neother theorem of complete equation as well as the solutions and the solvable conditions of characteristic equation from the latter. The conclusions drawn by this article contain special cases discussed before.
In this article,the author characterizes orthogonal polynomials on an arbi- trary smooth Jordan curve by a semi-conjugate matrix boundary value problem,which is different from the Riemann-Hilbert problems that appear in the theory of Riemann -Hilbert approach to asymptotic analysis for orthogonal polynomials on a real interval introduced by Fokas,Its,and Kitaev and on the unit circle introduced by Baik,Deift,and Johansson. The author hopes that their characterization may be applied to asymptotic analysis for general orthogonal polynomials by combining with a new extension of steepest descent method which we are looking for.
By using the solution to the Helmholtz equation u-λu = 0(λ≥ 0),the explicit forms of the so-called kernel functions and the higher order kernel functions are given.Then by the generalized Stokes formula,the integral representation formulas related with the Helmholtz operator for functions with values in C(V3,3) are obtained.As application of the integral representations,the maximum modulus theorem for function u which satisfies Hu = 0 is given.
By using the Riemann-Hilbert method and the Corona theorem, Wiener-Hopf factorization for a class of matrix functions is studied. Under appropriate assumption, a sufficient and neces-sary condition for the existence of the matrix function admitting canonical factorization is obtained and the solution to a class of non-linear Riemann-Hilbert problems is also given. Furthermore, by means of non-standard Corona theorem partial estimation of the general factorization can be obtained.
