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Hardy-type Inequalities with several weights
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B.L. Baideldinov
Institute of Mathematics, Pushkin str. 125, Almaty 480100, Kazakhstan
Let w and r be measurable functions on (0, 1) which are such
that r(·)w-1(·)=r(·) [ 1/w(·)] is
integrable on (t, 1) for all t in (0, 1). We shall consider the
semi-normed space Wpn(w, r) of all functions y, for which
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Wpn(w, r) is a Banach space with respect to norm
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Let \rho(·) be a nonnegative measurable function on (0, 1), which is such that ||\rho||q < \infty, 1 < q < \infty. Let Lq, \rho denote the weighted Lebesque space with norm ||f||q, \rho=||f \rho||q.
Moreover, define p'=[ p/(p-1)],
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The main result of this talk reads as follows:
Theorem. Let 1 < q <= p < \infty, n > 1 be a natural number. Wpn(w, r) is continuously embedded in Lq, \rho if and only if A=max(A1, A2) < \infty. The norm of imbedding is equivalent to A.
When r(·) \equiv 0, y(i)(1)=0, i=0, 1, ... , n-1 we've obtained the estimation of Riemann-Liouville operator which was investigated in [1]. Note, that the proof of this Theorem refers to the estimation of the integral operator not satisfying the conditions from [2], [3]. The estimates of the operators of corresponding type were investigated in [4] in more general case.
Moreover in our talk we intend to introduce some other
generalization of Hardy type inequalities with several weights.
References
[1].V.D.Stepanov, Math. USSR-Izv.36(1991).
[2].Steven Bloom and Ron Kerman,
Proc.Amer.Math.Soc.113(1991), 135-141.
[3].R.Oinarov, Dokl.Akad.Nauk SSR, 319(1991), 1076-1078.
[4].B.L.Baideldinov and R.Oinarov, Dokl.Akad.Nauk Kazakhstan, 1996, N6, 19-22.
Date received: August 8, 2001
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