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Hardy averaging inequality (∥Au∥p​≤p−1p​∥u∥p​)

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For 1<p<∞, the Hardy operator is bounded on Lp(0,1) with operator norm at most p/(p−1).
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Hardy inequality on an interval (∥u/x∥p​≤p−1p​∥u′∥p​)

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Hardy averaging inequality
If u∈W1,p(0,1) has zero trace at zero, then
​xu​​Lp(0,1)​≤p−1p​∥u′∥Lp(0,1)​.
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Indeed, the one-dimensional Sobolev representative satisfies u(x)=∫0x​u′(t)dt, so the claim is the Hardy averaging inequality applied to u′.

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