three weights higher order hardy type inequalities
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Abstract
We investigate the following three weights higher order Hardy type inequality (0.1) ‖g‖q,u≤ C‖Dρkg‖p,v where Dρi denotes the following weighted differential operator:
{dig(t)dti,i=0,1,...,m−1,di−mdti−m(p(t)dmg(t)dtm),i=m,m+1,...,k, for a weight function ρ(⋅). A complete description of the weights u, v and ρ so that (0.1) holds was given in [4] for the case 1
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| Authors | ;Aigerim A. Kalybay;Lars-Erik Persson |
| Journal | Journal of sex research |
| Year | 2006 |
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10.1155/2006/578175
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