Abstract:
We consider a spectral problem with a pair of boundary influence
operators (transforming the Dirichlet data of a harmonic function into
its Neumann data) for a pair of planar domains with a common boundary.
Similar problems arise when we justify and optimize the computational
methods such as domain decomposition and fictitious domains. The
problem reduces to studying a pencil of one-dimensional integral
operators with Cauchy and Grunsky kernels. The possibility of finding
the eigenvalues and functions of the simplest pencils in a closed
analytical form is investigated.