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The topological aspects of B.Bojarski's approach to Riemann–Hilbert problems are developed in terms of infinite-dimensional grassmanians and generalized to the case of transmission problems over C*-algebras. In particular, the homotopy groups of certain grassmanians related to elliptic transmission problems are expressed through K-groups of the basic algebra. Also, it is shown that the considered grassmanians are homogeneous spaces of appropriate operator groups. Several specific applications of the obtained results to singular operators are given, and further perspectives of our approach are outlined.
Georgian Mathematical Journal – Springer Journals
Published: Oct 4, 2004
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