Stein-Weiss, and power weight Korn type Hardy-Sobolev Inequalities in $L^1$ norm
Wen Qi Zhang

TL;DR
This paper extends Stein-Weiss inequalities in the $L^1$ norm by replacing the cocanceling condition with a weaker assumption, and introduces Korn type Hardy-Sobolev inequalities for certain exponents, broadening the scope of these inequalities.
Contribution
It replaces the cocanceling condition with a weaker vanishing moment assumption and establishes new Hardy-Sobolev inequalities for $L^1$ data with growth conditions.
Findings
Extended Stein-Weiss inequalities to $L^1(|x|^{a} dx)$ data for positive, non-integer $a$
Proved Korn type Hardy-Sobolev inequalities for integer exponents where original inequalities fail
Provided a specific example demonstrating improved duality estimates for canceling operators
Abstract
We extend the Stein-Weiss inequalities studied by De N\'{a}poli and Picon [4] in two ways: First we address an open question posed by the authors about whether the cocanceling condition was necessary for some of their Stein-Weiss inequalities. We replace the cocanceling condition with a weaker vanishing moment assumption, and under this assumption extend the Stein-Weiss inequalities to data for all positive, non-integer exponents . Second, in relation to integer exponents, while [4] showed that Stein-Weiss fails for data, we prove a weaker Korn type Hardy-Sobolev inequality. These inequalities were previously inaccessible due to the growth of , and we demonstrate a specific example on of where the original duality estimate by Bousquet and Van Schaftingen [2] for canceling operators can be improved.
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TopicsSpectral Theory in Mathematical Physics · Mathematical Approximation and Integration · Differential Equations and Boundary Problems
