Upper bound of the best constant of a trudinger-moser inequality and its application to A Gagliardo-Nirenberg inequality
By H. Kozono, Tokushi Sato, H. Wadade. 2004
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Subfields: Applied Mathematics, Mathematical Physics
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In Applied Mathematics
- Nguyen Huong Lam
- G. Lu
- H. Wadade
- Pawan Kumar Mishra
- Konijeti Sreenadh
- Jacques Giacomoni
- M. Ishiwata
- Caifeng Zhang
In Mathematical Physics
- Nguyen Huong Lam
- G. Lu
- H. Wadade
- Pawan Kumar Mishra
- Konijeti Sreenadh
- Jacques Giacomoni
- Hanli Tang
- Caifeng Zhang
Citations in the corpus
- Fractional elliptic equations with critical exponential nonlinearity (2016, result): “The problems of type (P) with exponential growth nonlinearities are motivated from the fractional Trudinger–Moser inequality [18], which gives the optimal constant and improves the former results of Ozawa [26], and Kozono, Sato and Wadade [15].”
- Remarks on Gagliardo–Nirenberg type inequality with critical Sobolev space and BMO (2008, unknown): “[10].”
- On the sharp constant for the weighted Trudinger–Moser type inequality of the scaling invariant form (2014, background): “Moreover, the inequality (1.9) in Corollary 1.2 was obtained as a particular case of the result in Nagayasu and Wadade [18, Corollary 1.3] which does not include the consideration for its sharp constant with respect to α.”
- Sharp Adams type inequalities in Sobolev spaces Wm,nm(Rn) for arbitrary integer m (2012, background): “When β > β0, it is showed by Kozono, Sato and Wadade [19] and Proposition 6.”
- Sharp Adams-type inequalities in ℝⁿ (2012, unknown): “([11], Corollary 1.”
- Sharp singular Adams inequalities in high order Sobolev spaces (2011, background): “It was proved in [26] that the inequality (1.”
- A new approach to sharp Moser–Trudinger and Adams type inequalities: A rearrangement-free argument (2013, methodology): “To show the sharpness of β0(n, γ ), we proceed as in [2,28,27,48].”