AbstractWe establish the sharpness of the embedding of certain Besov and Triebel-Lizorkin spaces in spaces of Lipschitz type. In particular, this proves the sharpness of the Brézis-Wainger result concerning the “almost” Lipschitz continuity of elements of the Sobolev space , where 1 < p < ∞. Upper and lower estimates are obtained for the entropy numbers of related embeddings of Besov spaces on bounded domains.
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We study continuity envelopes of function spaces and where the weight belongs to the Muckenhoupt class ₁. This essentially extends partial forerunners in [13, 14]. We also indicate some applications of these results.
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