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解析函数的复合边值问题(英文) Introduction Incomplexanalysis,oneoftheimportantconceptistheanalyticfunctionwhichisafunctionthatisdefinedandcomplexdifferentiableinaneighborhoodofeachpointinitsdomain.Oneofthemainapplicationsofcomplexanalysisisthestudyofboundaryvalueproblems.Inthispaper,wewilldiscusstheconceptofcompositeboundaryvalueproblemsforanalyticfunctions.Wewillfirstintroducetheconceptofboundaryvalueproblemsandtheirsolutions.Afterthat,wewilldiscussthecompositionoffunctionsandtheirproperties.Finally,wewillcombinethesetwoconceptsanddiscussthecompositeboundaryvalueproblems. BoundaryValueProblems Boundaryvalueproblemsaremathematicalproblemsthatinvolvefindingasolutiontoadifferentialequationwithconditionsspecifiedontheboundaryofthedomain.Inthecontextofcomplexanalysis,aboundaryvalueproblemforananalyticfunctioninvolvesfindingafunctionthatisanalyticinadomainandsatisfiescertainconditionsontheboundaryofthedomain.ThemostcommontypeofboundaryvalueproblemistheDirichletproblem,wherethefunctionisgivenontheboundaryofthedomain.AnothertypeistheNeumannproblem,wherethederivativeofthefunctionisgivenontheboundaryofthedomain. Solutionstoboundaryvalueproblemscanbefoundusingavarietyoftechniques.Onecommonmethodistousethemethodofseparationofvariables,wherethesolutioniswrittenasaproductoftwofunctions,oneofwhichdependsonlyontheboundaryconditionsandtheotherofwhichdependsonlyontheinteriorofthedomain.AnothermethodistouseGreen'sfunction,whichisasolutiontothedifferentialequationwithadeltafunctionsourcetermandhomogeneousboundaryconditions.ByusingtheGreen'sfunction,thesolutiontothegeneralproblemcanbeobtainedbyintegratingoverthedomain. CompositionofFunctions Thecompositionoffunctionsisafundamentalconceptinmathematicsthatappliestoawiderangeoffields,includingcomplexanalysis.Thecompositionoftwofunctionsfandgisdenotedby(f○g)(x)andisdefinedasf(g(x)).Thecompositionoffunctionshasseveralimportantproperties.First,itisassociative,whichmeansthat(f○g)○h=f○(g○h).Second,itisnotgenerallycommutative,whichmeansthatf○gmaynotbeequalto