Abstract:
We consider some boundary behavior effect for bianalytic functions related to the Dirichlet problem solvability. There exist such Jordan domains (even with infinitely smooth but not analytic boundaries) where non-constant bianalytic functions can tend to zero near the boundary only sufficiently slow. More precisely, we prove that for any α and β such that 0<α<β<1, there exists a Jordan domain D=D(α,β) in which there are nontrivial solutions of the homogeneous Dirichlet problem for the class Lipα(¯D). At that, every boundary arc is a uniqueness set for functions bianalytic in D and belonging to the class Lipβ(\ovzD).