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Derivative supremum norm (∣u∣k;U​)

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For a function with bounded derivatives through order k, the derivative supremum norm is ∣u∣k;U​=∑j=0k​supU​∣Dju∣, with any equivalent finite-dimensional norm for each derivative tensor. This is a classical Ck norm; it is different from the Lp norm with exponent k.

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