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Constrained optimization in classes of analytic functions with prescribed pointwise values

We consider an overdetermined problem for Laplace equation on a disk with partial boundary data where additional pointwise data inside the disk have to be taken into account. After reformulation, this ill-posed problem reduces to a bounded extremal problem of best norm-constrained approximation of partial L2 boundary data by traces of holomorphic functions which satisfy given pointwise interpolation conditions. The problem of best norm-constrained approximation of a given L2 function on a subset of the circle by the trace of a H2 function has been considered in [Baratchart \& Leblond, 1998]. In the present work, we extend such a formulation to the case where the additional interpolation conditions are imposed. We also obtain some new results that can be applied to the original problem: we carry out stability analysis and propose a novel method of evaluation of the approximation and blow-up rates of the solution in terms of a Lagrange parameter leading to a highly-efficient computational algorithm for solving the problem.

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