Integral equation methods for elastance and mobility problems in two dimensions

Abstract

We present new integral representations in two dimensions for the elastance problem in electrostatics and the mobility problem in Stokes flow. These representations lead to resonance-free Fredholm integral equations of the second kind and well conditioned linear systems upon discretization. By coupling our integral equations with high order quadrature and fast multipole acceleration, large-scale problems can be solved with only modest computing resources. We also discuss some applications of these boundary value problems in applied physics.

38 pages, 11 figures

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