Poisson and Schwarz integral formulas
[10/100%]The function is regular in the disk ; let . Then we have Poisson's formula
Suppose that the function is regular and bounded in the half-plane . Then, for ,
The function is meromorphic in the disk , regular and different from on the circle and it has inside the circle the zeros and the poles , counted with correct multiplicities. If the point , , is neither a zero nor a pole we have
The function is meromorphic in the half-plane , regular and non-zero on its boundary and it has inside the half-plane the zeros and the poles , counted with correct multiplicity. If is regular at infinity (but also under weaker conditions on its behaviour at infinity) and if is regular and non-zero at , , we have
(continued). We set and assume that is real and . Then
(continued). Suppose does not vanish on and that its zeros in the disk are . Then we have for
where is a real constant. [Consequence of problem 231 as problem 120 is a consequence of problem 119.]
Solve the classical Dirichlet problem for the unit disk :
Solve the general Dirichlet problem for the upper half-plane :
Solve the general Dirichlet problem for the lower half-plane :
Solve the general Dirichlet problem for the exterior of the unit disk :