
We extend the results of Part I [SIAM J. Appl. Math., 39 (1980), pp. 14–20] on the spectrum of the singular integral operator \[ (A{\bf M})(x) = - \frac{1}{{4\pi }}{\operatorname{grad}}{\operatorname{div}}\int_\Omega {\frac{{{\bf M}(y)}}{r}dy.} \] As an application we obtain an estimate of the lower bound of the spectrum of the magnetic field operator $R{\bf M} = h{\bf M} + A{\bf M}$ from ${\bf L}^2 \Omega $ into the subspace J of generalized solenoidal vector-functions from ${\bf L}^2 $. Here ${\bf M}$ is the magnetization vector, $h{\bf M} = ({{\bf M} / {(\mu (M,x) - 1)}})(M = | {\bf M} |)$ is the total field, $A{\bf M}$ is the induced field, and $\Omega $ is a simply connected domain in $R_3 $.
explicit perturbation estimates, Integral operators, Eigenvalue problems for integral equations, singular integral operator, Stability theory for integral equations, Singular nonlinear integral equations, Numerical methods for integral equations, Electro- and magnetostatics, uniqueness theorem, Ritz method, nonlinear singular integral magnetic field equation, Electromagnetic theory (general), strongly monotone operator, Galerkin method, existence theorem, Monotone operators and generalizations, Tucker stability, lower bound of the spectrum
explicit perturbation estimates, Integral operators, Eigenvalue problems for integral equations, singular integral operator, Stability theory for integral equations, Singular nonlinear integral equations, Numerical methods for integral equations, Electro- and magnetostatics, uniqueness theorem, Ritz method, nonlinear singular integral magnetic field equation, Electromagnetic theory (general), strongly monotone operator, Galerkin method, existence theorem, Monotone operators and generalizations, Tucker stability, lower bound of the spectrum
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