Let be a bounded, convex planar domain whose boundary has a not too degenerate curvature. In this paper we provide partial answers to an identification question associated with the boundary value problem
We prove two results: 1) If is not a ball and if one considers only solutions with , then there exist at most finitely many pairs of coefficients so that the normal derivative equals a given .
2) If one imposes no sign condition on the solutions but one additionally supposes that is sufficiently far from being a ball, then there exist again at most finitely many pairs of coefficients so that equals a given non-degenerate . Our analysis is related to work on the Pompeiu–Schiffer conjectures. To illustrate this relation we also show how our analysis provides a very elementary and short proof of a result, due to Berenstein, concerning the Schiffer conjecture.
On considère un domaine plan convexe , dont la courbure du bord n’est pas trop dégénérée. Dans cet article, nous donnons des réponses partielles à une question d’identification liée au problème aux limites
Nous montrons deux résultats : 1) Si n’est pas une boule et si on considère seulement des solutions telles que , alors il existe au plus un nombre dénombrable de paires de coefficients , telles que la dérivée normale soit égale à une fonction donnée.
2) Si aucune condition de signe n’est imposée, mais si on fait l’hypothèse supplémentaire que est suffisamment différent d’une boule, alors, de nouveau, il existe au plus un nombre dénombrable de paires de coefficients , telles que soit égale à une fonction non-dégénérée donnée. Notre analyse est reliée à des travaux sur les conjectures de Pompeiu–Schiffer. Pour illustrer cette relation, nous montrons aussi comment notre analyse permet de montrer de manière très simple et rapide un résultat dû à Berenstein, concernant la conjecture de Schiffer.
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Vogelius, Michael. An inverse problem for the equation $\triangle u=-cu-d$. Annales de l'Institut Fourier, Volume 44 (1994) no. 4, pp. 1181-1209. doi : 10.5802/aif.1429. https://aif.centre-mersenne.org/articles/10.5802/aif.1429/
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