Abstract
A boundary integral equations of the second kind in the logarithmic potential theory are studied under the assumption that the contour has a peak. For each equation we find a pair of function spaces such that the corresponding operator map one of them onto another. We describe also the kernels of the operators and find a condition for the triviality of these kernels.
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