Abstract
We prove that the Dirichlet problem on the disc cannot be solved by the general-purpose analog computer, by constructing, on the boundary, a function u 0 that does satisfy an algebraic differential equation, but whose Poisson integral u satisfies no algebraic differential equation on some line segment inside the disc.
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