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We prove that any bounded sequence in a Hilbert homogeneous Sobolev space has a subsequence which can be decomposed as an
almost-orthogonal sum of a sequence going strongly to zero in the corresponding Lebesgue space, and of a superposition of terms
obtained from fixed profiles by applying sequences of translations and dilations. This decomposition contains in particular the various
versions of the concentration-compactness principle.
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