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Some properties of a T operator with B-M kernel in the complex Clifford analysis
Zunfeng Li1, Yuying Qiao2, Nanbin Cao3
11College of Science, Hebei University of Science and Technology, Shijiazhuang, P.R. China.
Abstract:
Teodorescu operator, or T-operator, plays an important role in Vekua equation systems and the generalized analytic function theory. It is a generalized solution to the nonhomogeneous Dirac equation. The properties of T operators play a key role in the study of boundary value problems and integral representation of the solutions. In this paper, we first define a Teodorescu operator with B-M kernel in the complex Clifford analysis and prove the boundedness of this operator. Then we give an inequality similar to the classical Hile lemma about real vector which plays a key role in the following proof. Finally, we prove the Hölder continuity and γ-integrability of this operator.
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