
doi: 10.1007/bf01018027
Summary: We consider a linear conjugation boundary value problem and give a sufficient condition for it to have solutions with asymptotic behavior of the form \(1+O (1/z)\) at infinity. In the case when the coefficient of the problem is a characteristic matrix, we construct such solutions in explicit form.
Boundary value problems in the complex plane, asymptotics at infinity, Riemann boundary value problem
Boundary value problems in the complex plane, asymptotics at infinity, Riemann boundary value problem
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