The direct problem for the scattering of crack and impenetrable obstacle with mixed oblique derivative boundary conditions from the incident plane wave are researched. By representing the scattered field as the combination of single-layer, double-layer and tangential potentials, we use the boundary integral equation method to transform the direct scattering problem into an equivalent boundary integral system. Under appropriate assumptions, utilizing the properties related to the tangential potential operator, it is proved that the equivalent boundary integral system is Fredholm of index zero. Then well-posedness of the direct scattering problem is obtained. Such problems have important applications in determining the gravitational fields of the moon, Earth, and other celestial bodies, as well as the shape of tides and reefs.
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