Abstract

Performing the shape derivative (Sokolowski and Zolesio, 1992) andusing the maximum principle, we show that the so-called QuadratureSurfaces free boundary problem\begin{equation*}Q_S(f,k) \left\{\begin{array}{l}-\Delta u_{\Omega}=f \quad \text{in }\Omega\\u_{\Omega}=0\text{ on }\partial \Omega\\ \left|\nabla u_{\Omega }\right|=k \;(\text{constant})\text{ on }\partial \Omega.\end{array}\right.\end{equation*}has a solution which contains strictly the support of $f$ if andonly if$$\int_Cf(x)dx>k\int_{\partial C}d\sigma.$$ Where $C$ is the convex hull of the support of $f$. We also give anecessary and sufficient condition of existence for the problem$Q_S(f,k)$ where the term source $f$ is a uniform density supportedby a segment.

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