Hardy inequality

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The Hardy inequality is a fundamental result in mathematical analysis that provides bounds on integrals or sums involving a function and its distance from a point, with important applications in functional analysis and partial differential equations.

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instanceOf mathematical inequality
result in mathematical analysis
appliesTo functions on Euclidean space
functions on domains with boundary
sequences of real or complex numbers
describes bounds on integrals involving a function and its distance from a point
bounds on sums involving a sequence and its index
field Sobolev spaces NERFINISHED
functional analysis
mathematical analysis
partial differential equations
spectral theory
generalizedBy Hardy–Littlewood inequalities NERFINISHED
Hardy–Sobolev inequalities NERFINISHED
hasApplication boundary behavior of harmonic functions
quantum mechanics with inverse-square potentials
stability analysis of PDE solutions
weighted norm inequalities
hasProperty extremal functions often do not exist in critical case
scale invariant in critical cases
sharp constants known in many cases
hasVariant Hardy inequality in L^p spaces
Hardy inequality on R^n NERFINISHED
Hardy inequality on bounded domains
Hardy inequality with remainder term NERFINISHED
Hardy–Rellich inequality NERFINISHED
continuous Hardy inequality
discrete Hardy inequality
improved Hardy inequality
holdsFor 1-dimensional domains
n-dimensional Euclidean space
radial functions in R^n
involves distance to a point or boundary
inverse-square type weights
singular weights
weighted L^p norms
namedAfter G. H. Hardy NERFINISHED
originatedIn early 20th century
relatedTo Caffarelli–Kohn–Nirenberg inequalities NERFINISHED
Poincaré inequality NERFINISHED
Sobolev inequality NERFINISHED
uncertainty principle NERFINISHED
usedIn analysis of singular potentials
control of behavior near singularities
estimates for solutions of elliptic PDEs
regularity theory for PDEs
spectral estimates for differential operators
study of Schrödinger operators
study of critical exponents in Sobolev embeddings

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Hardy knownFor Hardy inequality
subject surface form: G. H. Hardy
Godfrey notableFor Hardy inequality
subject surface form: G. H. Hardy