File:Sobolev embedding theorem.svg
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English: A DeVore-Triebel diagram describing the Sobolev embedding. A point (k, 1/p) represents the Sobolev space W^{k,p}. The space W^{3,p} (blue dot) embeds into the spaces marked with red dots, all lying on a line with slope n (space dimension). The white circle at (0,0), representing L^∞, indicates that the embedding does not hold for a line hitting this point. |
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| Author | Florian Sonner |
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