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We develop a method for the reduction of the Dirichlet problem for an axisymmetric potential in a simply connected domain of the meridian plane to a Cauchy singular integral equation. In the case where the boundary of the domain is smooth and satisfies certain additional conditions, we regularize the indicated singular integral equation.
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Plaksa, S.A. Dirichlet Problem for an Axisymmetric Potential in a Simply Connected Domain of the Meridian Plane. Ukrainian Mathematical Journal 53, 1976–1997 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1015486805984
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