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Conjugate exponent (q=p/(p−1))

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The conjugate exponent of 1<p<∞ is q=p/(p−1), so 1/p+1/q=1. The endpoint conventions pair 1 with ∞ and ∞ with 1. Examples are (p,q)=(2,2), (3,3/2) and (4,4/3). The exponents themselves need not add to one; their reciprocals do.

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