Weighted derivative and differential equations.
Given , , and , we give sufficient conditions on weights for the commutator of the fractional integral operator, , to satisfy weighted endpoint inequalities on and on bounded domains. These results extend our earlier work [3], where we considered unweighted inequalities on .
We give conditions on pairs of non-negative functions and which are sufficient that, for ,
The author generalizes Stolarsky's Extended Mean Values to a four-parameter family of means F(r,s;a,b;x,y) = E(r,s;ax,by)/E(r,s;a,b) and investigates their monotonicity properties.
Many problems in analysis are described as weighted norm inequalities that have given rise to different classes of weights, such as -weights of Muckenhoupt and -weights of Ariño and Muckenhoupt. Our purpose is to show that different classes of weights are related by means of composition with classical transforms. A typical example is the family of weights w for which the Hardy transform is -bounded. A -weight is precisely one for which its Hardy transform is in , and also a weight whose indefinite...
In the paper we obtain a precise characterization of Hardy type inequalities with weights for the negative indices and the indices between 0 and 1 and establish a duality between these cases.
Characterizations of weight functions are given for which integral inequalities of monotone and concave functions are satisfied. The constants in these inequalities are sharp and in the case of concave functions, constitute weighted forms of Favard-Berwald inequalities on finite and infinite intervals. Related inequalities, some of Hardy type, are also given.
We give characterizations of weights for which reverse inequalities of the Hölder type for monotone functions are satisfied. Our inequalities with general weights and with sharp constants complement previous results.