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Complex and Clifford analysis for treating systems of partial differential equations

Objective



Many problems in mathematical physics lead to partial differential equations (PDEs), a wide area with very different particular methods for different types of equations and systems. Although there exist various results, a theory of boundary value and of initial-boundary value problems for systems of PDEs is not yet fully developed. To investigate such problems in a general setting the powerful and subtle theory of several complex variables, of quaternionic and, more generally, of Clifford analysis will be used.

While boundary value problems in complex analysis of one variable are extensively studied there is almost no result for several variables. The reason is the complicated structure of the integral operators involved. The construction of appropriate kernel functions and the theory of singular integral operators related to the differential equations under consideration is important. In the case where an analytic function of several complex variables is the solution to some overdetermined systems of differential equations boundary value problems have been successfully treated. Some simple boundary value problems for the Dirac operator have also been solved in Clifford analysis.

The objective of this project is to build up a theory of boundary and initial-boundary value problems for systems of partial differential equations (PDEs) in more than two real variable, free and moving boundary problems, related singular integral operators and algebra's of singular integral operators, especially Beltrami systems in several variables.

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Freie Universität Berlin
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Arnimallee 3
14195 Berlin
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