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The solution of the following transmission problem for the Laplace equation is constructed: Δu +=0 in G +, Δu −=0 in G −, u +−u −=f in ∂ G +, n⋅(∇ u +−a ∇ u −)+b τ⋅(∇ u +−∇ u −)+h + u ++h − u −=g in ∂ G +.
Acta Applicandae Mathematicae – Springer Journals
Published: Jun 6, 2009
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