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Inverse Hölder Inequalities In One And Several Dimensions

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Hölder’s Inequality Contents 1 Theorem 1.1 Hölder’s Inequality for Integrals 1.2 Hölder’s Inequality for Sums 1.3 Formulation $1$ 1.4 Formulation $2$ 2 Source of Name The sufficient and necessary conditions for the generalized Hölder’s inequality in these spaces are obtained through estimates for characteristic functions of balls in ℝd. The monotonic functions in one-dimensional Gehring and Muckenhoupt classes were integrated by Popoli [15], using the reverse Hölder inequality. This resulted in uniőcation

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Then, by combining the Caccioppoli inequality for the variational inequality (1), we derive the inverse H ̈older estimate for the gradient of solutions, which allows us to estimate the higher 本词条由 “科普中国”科学百科词条编写与应用工作项目 审核 。 逆向赫尔德不等式（inverse Holder inequality）是Ap类中 权函数 的一种重要性质。 反赫尔德不等式（inverse Holder inequality）是与赫尔德不等式相反的一类不等式，主要应用于数理科学领域。其基本形式表现为积分或离散情形下的特定不等关系，涉及非负变量及常数条

Abstract. In this paper, we establish several H ̈older-type inequalities using Jensen-type and Young-type inequalities as key tools. Particularly noteworthy is a reverse H ̈older inequality Finally, we present several applications of (k, h) -Riemann–Liouville fractional integral operators, including the reverse analog Hölder inequality, the reverse analog Interested readers are also referred to [2] for an “inverse Hölder’s inequality” (for positive exponents) and its generalizations. For the sake of convenience, we first restate the classical

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It states that any ‘natural’ concept of dimension must be in between the Hausdorff and the upper box dimensions if we do not assume σ -stability, and in between the Hausdorff On metric measure spaces, weak reverse Hölder inequalities seem to appear even if one begins with the reverse Hölder inequality (2); see [1, 14]. Since the weight is not We introduce reverse convolution inequalities obtained recently and at the same time, we give new type reverse convolution inequalities and their important applications to in-

In this paper, we investigate some new generalizations and refinements for Hölder’s inequality and it’s reverse on time scales through the diamond-α dynamic integral,

In this article, we investigate some new reverse Hölder-type inequalities on an arbitrary time scale via the diamond-\\(\\alpha\\) dynamic integral, which is defined as a linear combination of the In fact, there are only a few known inequalities associated with second-order cones. Over the past several years, one of our main researches has been devoted to the study of

Interested readers are also referred to [2] for an “inverse Hölder’s inequality” (for positive exponents) and its generalizations. For the sake of convenience, we first restate the classical Γ Λ Γ Figure 50. The geometry of two intersecting balls of radius r := |x − y| . Here W = Γx,r ∩ Λy,r and V = B(x, r) ∩ B(y, r). Hence by Lemma 27.4, Hölder’s inequality and translation and

We study a new class of abstract evolution variational–hemivariational inequalities with constraints in the framework of evolution triples of spaces. One-dimensional McKean–Vlasov stochastic variational inequalities and coupled BSDEs with locally Hölder noise coefficients Abstract:We consider the Fibonacci Hamiltonian, the central model in the study of electronic properties of one-dimensional quasicrystals, and provide a detailed description of its

REVERSE H ̈OLDER INEQUALITES REVISITED: INTERPOLATION, EXTRAPOLATION, INDICES AND DOUBLING ALVARO CORVAL ́AN AND MARIO MILMAN This paper deals with the lower bound for blow-up solutions to a nonlinear viscoelastic hyperbolic equation. An inverse Hölder inequality with the correction constant is

Hölder's inequality is a statement about sequences that generalizes the Cauchy-Schwarz inequality to multiple sequences and different exponents. Hölder's inequality states that,

Abstract We present the generalizations of Hölder’s inequality and Minkowski’s inequality along with the general-izations of Aczél’s, Popoviciu’s, Lyapunov’s and Bellman’s inequalities. The sign of inequality is reversed for p 0. (For p 0, we assume that 0.) < < ak bk , > It is well known that H ̈older’s inequality is one of the most important inequali-ties in analysis. Various

In previous research, it can be observed that when an algorithm is designed to solve symmetric cone programming problems and investigate its convergence, it is essential to

It was introduced by Trudinger in [25], where a scale and location invariant parabolic Harnack inequality for positive weak solutions was proved, generalizing the work of a2A This is a classic result (see [2]). In this article we shall be interested in applications of H ̈older-type inequalities to concentration and correlation bounds for sums of weakly de-pendent

Ch. Boreil, Inverse Holder inequalities in one and several dimensions. J. Math. Anal. Appl. 41 (1973), 300–312. Article Google Scholar G. T. Cargo, An elementary, unified treatment of Shuoh-Jung Liu, Gou-Sheng Yang, Yi-Jhe Chen, Inequalities on several quasi-arithmetic means , Tamkang Journal of Mathematics: Vol. 43 No. 2 (2012) Feng Qi, Let p,q≥1 be two real numbers such that 1p+1q=1, and let a,b∈R be two parameters defined on the domain of a function, for example, f. Based on the well known

In order to obtain weighted variants of our principal results we need the weighted Hölder inequality and the weighted inverse Hölder inequality. The last one was considered (to the best of my

We establish a new reverse Hölder integral inequality and its discrete version. As applications, we prove Radon’s, Jensen’s reverse and weighted power mean inequalities and their discrete Comments The Bunyakovskii inequality is better known as the Cauchy–Schwarz inequality in the English-language literature. References

By pairing JL embedding results along with results on approximation of Hölder (or uniformly) continuous functions by neural networks, one then obtains results which bound the On metric measure spaces, weak reverse Hölder inequalities seem to appear even if one begins with the reverse Hölder inequality (2); see [1, 14]. Since the weight is not necessarily doubling,