An extension of the Eshelby conjecture to domains of general shape in anti-plane elasticity

According to the Eshelby conjecture, an ellipse or ellipsoid is the only shape that induces an interior uniform strain under a uniform far-field loading. We extend the Eshelby conjecture to domains of general shape for anti-plane elasticity. Specifically, we show that for each positive integer $N$, an inclusion induces an interior uniform strain under a polynomial loading of degree $N$ if and only if the exterior conformal map of the inclusion is a Laurent series of degree $N$. Furthermore, for the isotropic case, we characterize the shape of an inclusion by only using the first-degree polynomial loading and explicitly solve the interior potential of the inclusion in terms of the Grunsky coefficients.