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Spectrum of the Neumann–Poincaré Operator and Optimal Estimates for Transmission Problems in the Presence of Two Circular Inclusions

Abstract We investigate the field concentration for conductivity equations in the presence of closely located circular inclusions by exploiting the spectral nature residing behind the phenomenon of the field concentration. This approach enables us not only to recover the existing results with new in...

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Published in:International mathematics research notices 2023-05, Vol.2023 (9), p.7638-7685
Main Authors: Ji, Yong-Gwan, Kang, Hyeonbae
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