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Put $p_j=2{\kappa }^j$, where $\kappa =n/(n-2)>1$. Since $p_j^2/(p_j-1)\le 2p_j$, part (ii), followed by a $p_j$-th root, gives the Moser iteration stepAfter $N$ steps,The geometric series and its differentiated form giveIn particular the exact convergent product isThe printed hint's equality to a single power of $2\kappa$ is not correct in general; its claimed finiteness is correct and the displayed expression supplies the correction.

On a finite-measure domain, Lp norms converge to the supremum norm for a bounded continuous function. Indeed, the upper bound is $\Vert u{\Vert }_p\le |\Omega {|}^{1/p}\Vert u{\Vert }_{\infty }$; for every $a<\Vert u{\Vert }_{\infty }$, the set $\{|u|>a\}$ has positive measure, giving $\Vert u{\Vert }_p\ge a|\{|u|>a\}{|}^{1/p}$. Let $N\to \infty$ in the iteration and use part (i), which gives $\lambda >0$. The Dirichlet eigenfunction supremum estimate isThe eigenvalue exponent is exactly $n/4$. The constant depends only on $n$: the supplied zero-boundary Sobolev inequality has a dimension-only constant, and every product factor above depends only on $\kappa$.