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Sobolev conjugate exponent (p∗=np/(n−p))

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For 1≤p<n, the Sobolev conjugate exponent p∗ is defined by
p∗1​=p1​−n1​,p∗=n−pnp​.
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The first-order Sobolev inequality maps one derivative in Lp(Rn) to the function in Lp∗(Rn).

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